Weingut Arns
Family-run organic winery in Reil and Briedel on the Mosel, producing certified organic wines and Winzersekt since 2011.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
Weingut Arns is a family-run organic winery based in Reil and Briedel on the Mosel river in Germany. The estate has been farming its vineyards for generations, with some vines dating back to the grandparents' era, and has been certified organic since 2011. The winery is a member of the Arns family, with Richard Arns, who studied viticulture in Geisenheim, and Martina Arns, who manages holiday apartments and bookkeeping, among the key figures. Alexander Arns is also actively involved, writing news posts and representing the winery. The winery produces a range of wines under the ARNS brand, including Gutsweine (estate wines), Lagenweine (single-vineyard wines), Rotweine (red wines), Sekt (sparkling wines), Spezialitäten (specialties), and Terroirweine. All wines are hand-picked and vinified in the estate's own cellar. The product portfolio includes dry Riesling, Spätburgunder (Pinot Noir) Winzersekt Rosé, and various sparkling wines made by traditional bottle fermentation. Prices range from around €8 for a Gutsabfüllung trocken to €15 for single-vineyard Rieslings and sparkling wines. The winery is committed to organic viticulture, with practices such as humus building, cover cropping, compost, and biochar to maintain healthy soils. The estate also offers wine tastings and has holiday apartments for visitors. Weingut Arns collaborates with dealers, sommeliers, restaurateurs, and importers. The winery is located at Kringstraße 36, 56861 Reil, Germany, and its website is arnswein.de.
History
Weingut Arns is a family-run organic winery located in Reil and Briedel on the Mosel river in Germany. The Arns family has been cultivating vineyards for generations, with some vines still dating back to the grandparents' era, while others have been planted by the current generation. The winery has been certified organic since 2011, reflecting a commitment to ecological viticulture. The estate is managed by the Arns family. Richard Arns studied viticulture at Geisenheim and oversees technical operations such as tractors, bottling lines, and presses, and he also enjoys leading wine tastings and tours. Martina Arns manages the holiday apartments and bookkeeping, and she has taught herself gentle pruning in the vineyard. Alexander Arns is active in communications and represents the winery in collaborations and news updates. The winery produces a range of wines under the ARNS brand, including Gutsweine (estate wines), Lagenweine (single-vineyard wines), Rotweine (red wines), Sekt (sparkling wines), Spezialitäten (specialties), and Terroirweine. All grapes are hand-picked and vinified in the estate's own cellar. The product portfolio includes dry Riesling, Spätburgunder Winzersekt Rosé, and various sparkling wines made by traditional bottle fermentation. Prices range from around €8 for a Gutsabfüllung trocken to €15 for single-vineyard Rieslings and sparkling wines. The winery is committed to organic viticulture, employing practices such as humus building, cover cropping, compost, and biochar to maintain healthy soils. The estate offers wine tastings and has holiday apartments for visitors. Weingut Arns collaborates with dealers, sommeliers, restaurateurs, and importers. The winery is located at Kringstraße 36, 56861 Reil, Germany, and its website is arnswein.de.
- 2011
Certified organic since 2011.
Products and positioning
Certified organic family winery on the Mosel, offering hand-picked, estate-bottled wines and sparkling wines directly from the producer.
2024 Gutsabfüllung trocken
Estate-bottled dry wine, €8.00.
2025 Reiler Falklay Riesling trocken
Single-vineyard dry Riesling, €15.00.
2023 Spätburgunder Winzersekt Rosé
Rosé sparkling wine, €15.00.
2025 Riesling feinherb
Off-dry Riesling, €11.00.
2023 Riesling brut Winzersekt
Brut sparkling wine, €15.00.
Sektpaket
Set of 3 sparkling wines, €45.00.
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