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September's Stunning Wine Fests in Mosel, Rhine, and Ahr Regions

Wine grape harvest commences in September across Mosel, Rhine, and Ahr, accompanied by the most captivating wine festivals in the region. Here's a rundown!

September Wine Celebrations at Mosel, Rhine, and Ahr: A Visual Feast for Wine Enthusiasts
September Wine Celebrations at Mosel, Rhine, and Ahr: A Visual Feast for Wine Enthusiasts

September's Stunning Wine Fests in Mosel, Rhine, and Ahr Regions

Get ready for a delightful celebration of wine and music as several towns in the picturesque Ahr Valley and beyond host their annual wine festivals. Here's a roundup of the events taking place in September.

The Dernau Winzerfest, marking its 76th edition, kicks off on September 26 and runs through the 28th. The festivities begin on Friday evening with the farewell of the outgoing Wine Queen, Alina Riske. On Saturday, the new Wine Queen 2025/26 and her princesses will be crowned, followed by a parade featuring the new Wine Majesties and Bacchus, the god of wine and fertility, on Sunday afternoon. The highlight of the Dernau Winzerfest is the parade on Sunday at 2 PM, starting at the former elementary school.

Meanwhile, in Bachem, the Bachemer Weinfest FestiWein takes place from September 19-21. This fusion of festival and wine offers live music on both the main and side stages, with the side stage featuring music at the "crooked bridge." On Sunday evening, the Wine Harvest Parade of 1,000 Lights will illuminate the festival grounds.

Just a short journey away, Weimar hosts its wine festival from September 26 to 28. Here, the new Wine Florist of the Year 2025/26 will be crowned. Although the exact crowning ceremony details are tied to the Weimar event context, the city is strongly associated with a notable wine festival in the period near late summer to early fall.

Moving to Boppard, the Boppard Wine Festival begins on September 26 at 6 PM, running for two consecutive weekends on the market square. Regional wines are served at wine stands, accompanied by music ranging from brass bands to rock. The festivities continue until October 5.

Lastly, Rhein in Flammen in St. Goar takes place on September 19-20, but specific details about live music, the Wine Harvest Parade of 1,000 Lights, or the fireworks display were not provided.

Whether you're a wine connoisseur or simply looking for a lively and enjoyable weekend, these wine festivals promise an unforgettable experience. So, raise a glass and join the celebrations in the Ahr Valley and beyond!

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