Weingut Hoffmann can trace its origins back to the late 17th century around the time of 1677, the current estate was established in 1920 and is now in the hands of Peter and Uli, brothers and the new gereration of a family of winemakers. Weingut Hoffmann are located in Minheim within the Mosel wine region and are nestled on a bend of the river, which are surrounded by steep, devonian slate and ancient schist slopes, that help make up the crucial terroir of the region, which gives Mosel its fame. Since 2007 the estate has practiced organic viticulture, and cultivate their vineyards with great care. Sustainability is a core principle of their ethos and they strive to bring a vibrant and diverse life in the vineyards, planting a wine range of hedgerows and trees, avoiding all synthetic pesticides and fertilizers and sowing natural cover crops to encourage this biodiversity. However beyond this they support local kindergardens and schools by educating them on the estate about organic farming and also donating to youth groups to support local communities.