Schloss Salenegg - Europe's Oldest Winery (1068)
Maienfeld, Switzerland
"Europe's oldest continuously operating winery since 1068 — 956 years of Pinot Noir tradition under the same Maienfeld castle."
Pinot Noir Maienfeld
Crafting wine since 1068
Schloss Salenegg - Europe's Oldest Winery (1068) is a winery in Maienfeld, Switzerland. Established in 1068. Europe's oldest continuously operating winery since 1068 — 956 years of Pinot Noir tradition under the same Maienfeld castle.
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Schloss Salenegg - Europe's Oldest Winery (1068)
Europe's oldest continuously operating winery. Monks planted vines in 950 AD, wine documented since 1068. The Gugelberg von Moos family has owned it since 1654. Day trip from St. Moritz to Maienfeld. This winery is older than Oxford University.
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Schloss Salenegg - Europe's Oldest Winery (1068)
Tour a winery that has been producing wine for 958 consecutive years. Monks from Pfäfers Monastery planted vines here in 950 AD. The Gugelberg von Moos family has owned it since 1654. You'll taste Pinot Noir from cellars older than the Renaissance, the printing press, and the discovery of America. This isn't wine tourism - it's time travel.
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