
Königschaffhausen-Kiechlinsbergen
Winegrowers' Cooperative Königschaffhausen-Kiechlinsbergen —
Burgundy from the Kaiserstuhl
In the Kaiserstuhl region , where volcanic soils meet one of Germany's warmest wine regions, around 150 winegrowing families cultivate 370 hectares of vineyards together. The Königschaffhausen-Kiechlinsbergen winegrowers' cooperative has been uniting this collective craft for generations—with the aim of making the unique characteristics of each vineyard site tangible in the bottle.
The heart of the operation lies in the Burgundy varieties: Pinot Noir with its velvety texture and Pinot Gris with its elegant richness define the cooperative's style. Alongside these, characterful volcanic rock wines are produced, directly reflecting the mineral character of the terroir, as well as Kabinett and Spätlese wines for classic Baden drinking pleasure.
In its premium "Selection" and "Vintage Best" series, the cooperative demonstrates what's possible when location, vintage, and cellar techniques harmonize perfectly. Those seeking Baden Burgundy wines with regional depth will find a reliable source here—from uncomplicated everyday wines to mature bottles for special occasions.






