Farewell to the wine sovereigns: a festival for Saxony in the Hoflößnitz!

Farewell to the wine sovereigns: a festival for Saxony in the Hoflößnitz!

On August 3, 2025, there will be an unforgettable event in the picturesque court of Hoflößnitz in Radebeul: The farewell ceremony of the three Saxon wine sovereigns is coming up! This celebration bears the motto "small but fine" and offers an exclusive atmosphere, since only 40 tickets are available. This is a great opportunity to go to the wine queen and her two princesses properly, while the guests enjoy the enjoyment of Saxon wines and a delicious winegrowers. Die Veranstaltung wird vom Weinbauverband Sachsen in Zusammenarbeit mit Weingästeführern organisiert, worüber diesachsen.de berichtet. The admission price is 30 euros and the price for the wines is already included.

A summer cultural program is offered for guests, which designs the event even more unique. If you want to take part in the celebration, you can order your tickets by email via post@weeinbaugemeinschaft-niederlößnitz.de. Another highlight offers the adoption of the three wine sovereigns that were chosen on August 13, 2024.

The Saxon wine sovereigns 2024/2025

Ivanna Wübken, the new wine queen, is accompanied by the Saxon wine princess Janine Merkel and Antje Peschel. Ivanna, 31 years old and living in Coswig, chose the Scheurebe as her favorite wine. With her motto of life, she brings "life is a learning process - learn to live & you will enjoy it!" Fresh wind into the wine scene. Janine, 35 years old and from Dresden, stands by her and connects her with her motto "It is the encounters with people who make life worth living!" Personal demands with the joy of wine. The 43-year-old Antje, living in Diesbar-Seußlitz, brings with her motto "If you start the day with a smile, you have already won him!" A positive charisma. Further details can be found on the wine sovereigns on Weinbauverband-sachsen.de.

A look at the viticulture in Saxony

Sachsen, the smallest wine-growing region in Germany, impresses not only with its almost 522 hectares of acreage, but also with over 800 years of tradition in viticulture, which goes back to 1161. The Meißen region is considered a cradle of the Saxon viticulture, where the region's largest wine festival is also celebrated. Thanks to the mild continental climate with sufficient sunshine and rainfall, white and gray belt and tramine thrive here. Around a fifth of the Saxon viticulture are eliminated on red wine varieties such as the popular Pinot Noir.

The Saxon Wine Route leads over 55 kilometers from Pirna to Diesbar-Seußlitz and not only offers views on fantastic wine landscapes, but also numerous refreshments in bouquet economies, where small and sidewalk winemakers present their treasures. The “Days of the Open Winery in Saxony” will take place next August, in which over 25 wineries give insights into their basements and vineyards. Supplementary information about the Saxon wines can be found on [Deutschweine.de] (https://www.deutscheweine.de/a anbau-gebiet/75/sachsen).

The combination of tradition, excellent wine and a charming frame makes the farewell party of wine sovereignty an experience that should not be missed!