400 years of viticulture: The Fuchs dynasty in Pomerania inspires!

400 years of viticulture: The Fuchs dynasty in Pomerania inspires!

Pommern, Deutschland - The Fuchs family has been running viticulture in Pomerania on the Moselle for eleven generations. With an impressive heritage, the family looks back on at least 400 years of viticulture. The historical context of this viticulture is closely interwoven with the history of the region. Around 2000 years ago, the Romans brought the wine to the Moselle, which is the basis for the rich wine Tradition that continues to this day.

The Leo Fuchs winery is not as old as the wine tradition on the Moselle, but can look back on a long story in Pomerania, like Rhein-zeitung.de reported.

The Fuchs family

The Fuchs family is made up of Alfred, Elisabeth, Barbara, Martin, Johannes and Louisa. She describes herself as a large family with temperament and cheerfulness, with cohesioning a high priority. This family binding has been an integral part of winemaker life in Pomerania for many centuries, such as Weingut-johannes-fuchs.de

Alfred Fuchs took over the winery from his father Johannes in 1982 and has continued it together with his wife Elisabeth under the name Fuchs. An important step for the future of the family business was taken in 2008, and the son of Johannes decided to learn the profession of the winemaker. He plans to forward the family business in the future, which ensures the long -term tradition of the Fuchs family.