The original Van Volxem winery is located in the historic center of Wiltingen on the Saar. It dates back to a Roman villa complex, the fragments of which are still visible on the site today. The estate’s vineyards were originally planted by the Romans in the 3rd century, in the best slate sites of the Saar and are among the oldest steep slopes. Rediscovered in the 11th century by monks, the estate’s vineyards eventually became part of a monastery winery under the Jesuit order in the 17th century.After four generations in the van Volxem family, Roman Niewodniczanski took over the winery in 2000. He restored and expanded it to include numerous prime vineyard sites. The team was strengthened in 2004 by the estate manager, Dominik Völk, who is also committed to enriching the history of the traditional estate. With our new winery development, we intend to build on the van Volxem traditions and past innovations.As a top VDP estate, we are committed to the environmentally friendly management of our vineyards, the cultivation of predominantly typical grape varieties and the reduction of yields.In the production of our wines, we follow the tradition of our ancestors, to create natural wines. We follow this legacy of sustainable wine production.
Innovation and sophisticated technology for a better future. We believe in wines for eternity - long lived and sustainable!
by Roman Niewodniczanski & Team Van Volxem
