Günther Jauch: Retirement? Not for me! - a life full of challenges!

Günther Jauch: Retirement? Not for me! - a life full of challenges!

Wiltingen, Deutschland - The well -known moderator and entrepreneur Günther Jauch is apparently not retired. According to Kleine Zeitung does not remember to end his career at RTL. Jauch has a clear idea of a fulfilled life and sees the permanent end of work as a wrong idea that does not suit him. He appreciates the active lifestyle and remains “still fully in the job”, with a tendency to even work more.

Jauch took over the Othegraven winery 15 years ago, where he and his wife Thea spend a week a month on average. During this time, Jauch takes care of various tasks, including cleaning the wooden benches in the park, the telephone service in the office and discussions with the workers in the vineyard. The serving of wine for customers is also one of his activities.

The winery of Othegraven

The Othegraven winery is not only a place of work, but also a significant part of Jauch's life. Interested parties can acquire the wines via a Online shop . Shipping within Germany costs 12 euros and takes place in a climate -friendly manner via DHL. In addition, customers who reach an order value of at least 250 euros are rewarded with a delivery free of charge. Various offers are available for wine lovers, such as:

• 4.5 liters for € 123.00 (€ 27.33/1 l)
• 9 liters for € 246.50 (€ 27.39/1 l)
• 0.75 liters for € 13.50 (€ 18.00/1 l), alcohol content: 11.5 % vol
• 0.75 liter Kabinett Riesling Vdp.Gutswein Feinherb for € 12.50 (€ 16.67/1 l), alcohol content: 9 % vol

viticulture in Germany

Viticulture in Germany has a long tradition and is particularly common in the southwest of the country. The cultivation areas mostly concentrate in preferred locations, especially in river valleys. vino culinario describes the thirteen wine-growing areas, six along the Rhine. These are:

• Baden : Significant cultivation area for diverse wines, with outstanding locations such as Kaiserstuhl and Ortenau.
• Hessische Bergstraße : The smallest German cultivation area.
• Palatinate : The second largest, famous for excellent wines from the municipalities on the Mittelhaardt.
• Rheinhessen : The largest cultivation area, known for the Rhine front around Nierstein.
• Rheingau : High quality wines north of the Rhine between Hochheim and Lorch.
• Mittelrhein : romantic with remarkable wines, especially Rieslingen from places like Bacharach.

In addition, five other areas are located on tributaries of the Rhine, each with their own special features and varieties. This makes German viticulture complex and diverse.

Jauch embodies the commitment for an active lifestyle, both in the media industry and viticulture. His role at the Othegraven winery shows that he combines his passion for viticulture with a tireless zeal for work that goes far beyond the sociable output of wine.