Weingut Peter Flick hosts private parties, company anniversaries, weddings and day meetings for 25 to 80 guests. Organisers can book the wine shop, the event hall or the whole venue, which comes with a courtyard and a commercial kitchen. The family winery stands on the edge of Hochheim am Main, a wine and sparkling-wine town in the Upper Rheingau.
Seminars and company events
The estate offers its winery setting for meetings and describes it as a place to work with focus in an informal mood. Meetings take up to 80 people. Seating can be set indoors, outdoors or both, and the courtyard has sun protection for summer sessions. Parking is available at the winery.
A day here suits a team offsite, a sales meeting or a company anniversary that ends with a tasting of the estate's Rieslings. The family handles each request in person. The site invites organisers to write to a dedicated events address or to come by the wine shop during opening hours to discuss a date.
Weddings and receptions
The winery lists weddings among the celebrations it hosts, next to family parties, birthdays, confirmations and first communions. Parties are set for 25 to 80 guests. The event room opens through a large gate onto the courtyard, so in good weather and in the right season the party can move outside. The team says it adapts the setup to each host's wishes.
Rooms and capacities
Three options can be booked: the Vinothek, the event hall, or the whole venue with courtyard and kitchen. Celebrations take 25 to 80 guests and meetings up to 80. The courtyard can be set with 40 to 80 seats. Indoor and outdoor seating can be combined for one event.
Accommodation
There are no bedrooms at the winery. Several places to stay are a few minutes' walk away, and the team offers to arrange rooms for guests.
Catering
The full venue includes a commercial kitchen. The site does not name an in-house caterer, so ask the winery how food is supplied for your date. The wine comes from the estate itself, with Riesling at the core and newer grapes such as Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon in the range. Every wine can be tasted in the Vinothek.
History and setting
Peter Flick runs the family estate in the fifth generation. In 2015 he was named among the best young winemakers of the year. In summer 2018 he took over Weingut Himmel and its Hochheim vineyards, and the estate has since grown from 6.5 to almost 15 hectares, run from a modern winery building. The vineyards form a half-moon around the estate, all within four kilometers, from the Kostheimer Weiss Erd to the Hochheimer Hölle and Kirchenstück on the south slope above the Main. The estate's motto is Thank God for Riesling, and its wines are reviewed by Falstaff, Gault Millau, Vinum and Feinschmecker. Each autumn the family also runs public wine days, such as its Späthoffest with live music.
Getting there
The winery is beside Frankfurter Strasse on the edge of Hochheim am Main. By car, take the A66 to exit 11 Hofheim and Weilbach, or the B40. Parking is right at the estate. The old town of Hochheim, the vineyards and the local wine museum are close by for a walk before or after the event.
