The sparkling wine cellars, founded in Mainz in 1832 and located in Wiesbaden since the beginning of the 20th century, stand for the most well-known and popular sparkling wine brand in the German market, HENKELL TROCKEN. Today the prestigious sparkling wine house is the headquarters of the international Henkell Group.
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The cellars, founded in 1864, have been shaping German sparkling wine history for over 130 years. The company has continually been at the centre of sparkling wine events, first with SÖHNLEIN RHEINGOLD, named after Richard Wagner’s opera of, and since 1964 with the successful brand SÖHNLEIN BRILLANT.
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Deinhard KG Koblenz was founded in 1794 and has been successful in the wine and sparkling wine markets for over 200 years. With brands such as DEINHARD LILA und DEINHARD CABINET as well as YELLO, the Koblenz cellars rank high among Germany's most significant suppliers. The company is know worldwide for its high quality wines.
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Fulda's former Domäne in the Rheingau has been in possession of Prince von Metternich since 1816 and stands for fine wine enjoyment. The wine label was used for the new sparkling wine brand for the first time in 1925. The current design with the portrait of Clemens Wenzeslaus Lothar Prince von Metternich-Winneburg was introduced in 1971.
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The Group's German wine activities, comprising the estates Fürst von Metternich Winnebirg'sche Domäne Schloss Johannisberg and the wine estate G.H. von Mumm are concentrated in this company.
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Gorbatschow Wodka KG in Berlin handles the group's vodka interests. Germany’s leading vodka, founded in 1921 by Russian emigrants, is produced here.
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