Bernard Pawis Winery
Bernard Pawis took over his father's winery in 1998 and built a modern winery in Freyburg a year later. The vineyard area grew to 12 hectares, and in 2001 the winery was accepted into the VDP (Association of German Prädikat Wine Estates). A clear sign of quality. After eight years, the family moved again: to the historic Zscheiplitz estate. In just a year and a half, the old horse stable (built in 1862) was transformed into a new winery and a unique setting for wine tastings. Since 2007, the old winemaking tradition of Zscheiplitz Monastery has been revived here. Unstrut wines with a story.
Old monastery vineyards, reinterpreted –
Bernard Pawis Winery
Bernard Pawis took over the family winery in 1998 and today produces wine on 12 hectares at the historic Zscheiplitz estate – a former horse stable from 1862 that has been converted into a winery. As a member of the VDP (Association of German Prädikat Wine Estates), he continues the winemaking tradition of Zscheiplitz Monastery and demonstrates the potential of the Unstrut River.



