Which are the best wines to try in Berlin?

1. Riesling: One of the flagship wines of Germany that you can try on your Berlin wine tasting tour has a long history dating back to the Rhine Valley. It's highly aromatic, fruits as well as flowery in taste and has a high acidity level too which is balanced well by adding sugar.2. Pinot Noir (Spatburgunder): It is the most popular red wine variety which is also a winner of the several Decanter awards which is grown in Germany’s 13 wine regions. The Pinot Noir has a savory and elegant taste that even offers lesser levels of acidity.3. Muller-Thurgau: This one is a cross-product between White Riesling and Madeleine Royal Grapes of the German wines. Some connoisseurs do find it sweet and bland while others enjoy its sweet taste aroma and lower levels of acidity.4. Grauburgunder: Despite grapes being reddish-gray in color, this white wine variety is golden-yellow in color that offers mild fruity, nutty and spicy aroma.5. Pinot noir Rose: It's made from Rhubarb, strawberries and raspberries which makes it a classic preference for warm weather and is best consumed chilled as it has a light sweetness attached to it.

What is the best time to go for a wine tasting tour in Berlin?

The best time to go for a Berlin wine tasting tour are the months from May to October when the weather is generally pleasant for leisurely city strolls and lunch on the outsides.

What is the minimum age required for participating in a wine tasting tour in Berlin?

The minimum age to participate in a Berlin wine tasting tour is 18 plus years and everyone is charged at the same rate.

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Q: Which are the best dining places in Berlin?

1. Eins44: Enjoy exquisite fine dining at Eins44which is based out of an old schnapps factory and is best known for its trout, tartare and pork.2. Tim Raue: At this informal small fine-dine restaurant, you can try some of the signature dishes like white Kimchi, elderflower, Mzara Prawn, Eel and Quail.3. Kumpel and Keule Speisewirtschaft: They share high-quality regionally sourced German cuisine with friendly service and their specialties are the rabbit’s kidney and parsnip puree. 4. 893 Ryotei: This restaurant is based on a hybrid Japanese- Peruvian cuisine that is extraordinary and extremely tasty. The food that draws people all over again are the veal heart skewers, the grilled octopus and the sashimi moriawase plate. 5. Das Lokal: The seasonal menu in this restaurant changes every week and the starters consist of pigeons with chestnuts, mussels in broth or asparagus croquette, beaming with local flavors.

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Berlin Wine Tasting Tour Highlights

Go on a 2-3 hours Wine Tasting Tour in Berlin and enjoy sampling 4-5 wines in the capital city
Learn the winemaking process, and various aspects of it like aroma, flavor, and color
Enjoy the Old Town Tour and visit Berlin Cathedral, Babelplatz, Gendarmenmarkt, and the Berlin Concert Hall
Get to know more about the city and wines from a multilingual tour guide

Berlin Wine Tasting Tour Overview

Meeting Point: Unter den Linden 9, 10117 Berlin, Germany

Activity Time Slots: 12:00 PM/ 1:00 PM/ 2:00 PM/ 3:00 PM/ 4:00 PM/ 5:00 PM

Activity Duration: 2 hours/ 3 hours (as per the package selected)

About Berlin Wine Tasting Tour:

Have fun as you go for Berlin Wine Tasting Tour with a professional multilingual guide available in 7 languages. Taste some German wines and also the finest wines from Berlin wineries. Opt for the Old Town tour and get insights into the rich German history and culture while sipping wine along with appetizers.

About the Activity:

Reach the activity location as per the time slot selected and get ready to begin the refreshing Berlin Wine Tasting Tour.
Meet your multilingual guide and understand the winemaking process, and characteristics of German wines like flavors, aromas, and colors.
Learn how to read wine labels and detect the quality of wines.
2-hour Wine Tour:
Visit 2 wine bars in Berlin and get to taste the 4 finest wines.
Sample the rich German brand wines and wines produced in Berlin.
3-hour Wine Tour:
Visit 2 wine bars in Berlin and get to taste the 5 finest wines with delicious appetizers.
Take an informative tour of Berlin's Old Town and visit Berlin Cathedral, Babelplatz, Gendarmenmarkt, and the Berlin Concert Hall.

How to Reach?

Meet your guide in front of the statue of King Friedrich II of Prussia (Reiterstandbild König Friedrich II von Preußen).
By Car: 950m away from Berlin City Center and can be reached in approximately 3 minutes by car/ cab.
By Subway: Alight at U Unter den Linden from Berlin Central Station running via U5 line. From here, the meeting point is a 3-minute walk.

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Berlin Wine Tasting Tour (2 hours)

2 Hours

USD 417.56

USD 279.76

Per Adult

Enjoy at Berlin Wine Tasting Tour with your companions and have fun visiting 2 wine bars with a multilingual tour guide.

Notes:

Minimum age to participate in Berlin Wine Tasting Tour is 18+ years and everyone will be charged at the same rate.

Price Includes

Activities
- Tour of 2 wine bars
- Sampling 4 wines
Guide
- A professional guide will be available in 7 languages (English, Russian, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Polish)

Berlin Wine Tasting Tour + Appetizers + Old Town Tour (3 hours)

3 Hours

USD 568.11

USD 380.64

Per Adult

Enjoy 3-hour wine tasting tour along with Old Town Tour with a multilingual guide.

Notes:

Minimum age to participate in Berlin Wine Tasting Tour is 18+ years and everyone will be charged at the same rate.

Price Includes

Activities
- Tour of 2 wine bars
- Sampling 5 wines with appetizers
- Berline Old Town Tour (Berlin Cathedral, Babelplatz, Gendarmenmarkt, and the Berlin Concert Hall)
Guide
- A professional guide will be available in 7 languages (English, Russian, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Polish)

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All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time of arrival.
ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of arrival.
Minimum age to participate in Berlin Wine Tasting Tour is 18+ years and everyone will be charged at the same rate.

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Starting Point

In front of the statue of King Friedrich II of Prussia (Reiterstandbild König Friedrich II von Preußen)

Unter den Linden 9, 10117 Berlin, Germany

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The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 1 business hours of successful booking.

In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.

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If cancellation are made 0 days to 1 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees

Berlin Wine Tasting Tour FAQs

Which are the best wines to try in Berlin?

1. Riesling: One of the flagship wines of Germany that you can try on your Berlin wine tasting tour has a long history dating back to the Rhine Valley. It's highly aromatic, fruits as well as flowery in taste and has a high acidity level too which is balanced well by adding sugar.

2. Pinot Noir (Spatburgunder): It is the most popular red wine variety which is also a winner of the several Decanter awards which is grown in Germany’s 13 wine regions. The Pinot Noir has a savory and elegant taste that even offers lesser levels of acidity.

3. Muller-Thurgau: This one is a cross-product between White Riesling and Madeleine Royal Grapes of the German wines. Some connoisseurs do find it sweet and bland while others enjoy its sweet taste aroma and lower levels of acidity.

4. Grauburgunder: Despite grapes being reddish-gray in color, this white wine variety is golden-yellow in color that offers mild fruity, nutty and spicy aroma.

5. Pinot noir Rose: It's made from Rhubarb, strawberries and raspberries which makes it a classic preference for warm weather and is best consumed chilled as it has a light sweetness attached to it.
What is the best time to go for a wine tasting tour in Berlin?

The best time to go for a Berlin wine tasting tour are the months from May to October when the weather is generally pleasant for leisurely city strolls and lunch on the outsides.
What is the minimum age required for participating in a wine tasting tour in Berlin?

The minimum age to participate in a Berlin wine tasting tour is 18 plus years and everyone is charged at the same rate.

Which are the best dining places in Berlin?

1. Eins44: Enjoy exquisite fine dining at Eins44which is based out of an old schnapps factory and is best known for its trout, tartare and pork.

2. Tim Raue: At this informal small fine-dine restaurant, you can try some of the signature dishes like white Kimchi, elderflower, Mzara Prawn, Eel and Quail.

3. Kumpel and Keule Speisewirtschaft: They share high-quality regionally sourced German cuisine with friendly service and their specialties are the rabbit’s kidney and parsnip puree.

4. 893 Ryotei: This restaurant is based on a hybrid Japanese- Peruvian cuisine that is extraordinary and extremely tasty. The food that draws people all over again are the veal heart skewers, the grilled octopus and the sashimi moriawase plate.

5. Das Lokal: The seasonal menu in this restaurant changes every week and the starters consist of pigeons with chestnuts, mussels in broth or asparagus croquette, beaming with local flavors.

What is the best food to try in Berlin?

Currywurst, Spaetzle, Schnitzel and Bratwurst are some of the best foods you must try; and for beverages, you must indulge in a Berlin Wine Tasting Tour.

What makes Berlin so unique?

Berlin wine tasting tours, delicious street foods, graffiti on roads, music and nightlife, beaches, its vintage shops and culture are all the things that make Berlin so unique.

Which are the best Berlin attractions tickets that we can book via Thrillophilia?

Here is the list of best Berlin Tickets that we can book via Thrillophilia:

Berlin Top Attractions

The Brandenburg Gate

The Brandenburg Gate (Brandenburger Tor) is one of Berlin's most acclaimed memorable milestones. Earlier it represented an image of an isolated country. Now it shows an image of solidarity and harmony. During the Cold War, its physical situation was an obstructed entryway along the Berlin Wall of Germany.

The Rebuilt Reichstag

Another notable place to visit in Berlin is the Reichstag, where the Parliament sits. The political straightforwardness of the city is represented by the glass vault of this masterpiece. While visiting Reichstag, make certain to book your visit well ahead of time!

Museum Island

Situated in the Spree River, Museum Island ( Museumsinsel Berlin) is an intricate structure famous in Berlin. It was granted UNESCO World Heritage Site status.

Berlin Wall Memorial

The Berlin Wall, a well known historical place to visit in Berlin, encased West Berlin from August 13, 1961 to November 9, 1989. It should forestall East Berliners and residents of East Germany from escaping toward the West. While visiting this memorial, you shouldn’t miss the Marienfelde Refugee Center Museum, which features a million individuals who went through Berlin as exiles.

German Historical Museum

The German Historical Museum (Deutsches Historisches Museum, or DHM) is one of the places in Berlin for those keen on studying Berlin’s strikingly unique history. This much-visited fascination comprises various rich historical corridors loaded with intriguing showcases of antiquities.

Berliner Fernsehturm

In 2020, this Tower celebrated its 50th commemoration, while still remaining a topmost priority for visit to the tourists of Berlin. The 368-meter-tall Berliner Fernsehturm (Berlin Television Tower) has lost none of its appeal to guests of Berlin.

Checkpoint Charlie Museum

Another must visit places in Berlin is Checkpoint Charlie (Museum Haus am Checkpoint Charlie). The museum denotes a very interesting intersection point of East and West Berlin. This vacation spot includes various showcases and corridors that are filled with the historical backdrop of common liberties.

Charlottenburg Palace and Park

The late seventeenth century Charlottenburg Palace was the main living place of German sovereignty for quite a long time. It is Berlin’s biggest and most established Prussian bequest. Delightfully re-established, this enormous castle has a huge nursery that was propelled by the nurseries at Versailles, a gigantic 50-meter-high focal vault and extravagant Baroque and Rococo stylistic theme all through its hugely amazing rooms.