Staffelter Hof

The Month of August

August 1248: During this time, Château de Goulaine began its wine journey as the de Goulaine family produced wines for their personal consumption. Eventually they turned commercial and became France's oldest continuously operational winery, […]

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June 1

June 1, 862: Staffelter Hof was established. The Staffelter Hof is the oldest continuously running winery in the world, and it can be found in the Rhineland-Palatinate state of Germany, near the little town […]

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