
Landerer
Landerer Winery – this is Burgundy that tastes of volcanic soil. Literally. On the Kaiserstuhl, where ancient volcanic rock forms the soil, the Landerer family has cultivated their vines for generations. The Kirchberg, Eichberg, and Henkenberg vineyards give the wines something that can't be forced – it has to be allowed to happen. Johannes Landerer understood this early on. At 17, he planted his first vineyard, experimented in the barren rock, and developed his own style. In 2016, after the sudden death of his father, Thomas, he took over the winery – a heavy burden he bears with respect and passion. What drives him: that you can truly taste in the glass where the wine comes from. Vintage, soil, microclimate – everything should be perceptible. To achieve this, his team works in harmony with nature, consciously reduces yields, and gives the grapes time to ripen. Wine that tells a story. People who listen.
Volcanic soil, Burgundy, Kaiserstuhl –
Landerer Winery
Johannes Landerer cultivates the steep slopes of Kirchberg, Eichberg, and Henkenberg on the Kaiserstuhl – ancient volcanic rock that gives the wines a distinctive minerality. He practices sustainable farming methods, deliberately reduces yields, and consistently focuses on vineyard-specific vinification.




















