The Princely House has been growing wine for over four centuries, initially for the Principality at the time and later for the national and international market. The vineyards are located in three German wine-growing regions, namely Franconia, Rheingau and Baden. In 2010, the princely wine production facilities were brought together in the castle grounds of Kleinheubach, where the family's current ancestral home at Löwenstein Castle is located. The partners "Châteauform" and "Viking" organise seminars and conferences at Löwenstein Castle.

The philosophy of the house is: loving, dignified human interaction, respect for our habitat and the elements water, air and earth, as well as sustainable management of forest, grassland, water and vineyards with natural added value. The most important awards include membership of the European association 'Wildlife Estates' and a commitment to the 'Naturelife Philosophy'.
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Restaurantleiter, Sommelier, Weindozent und Autor; Dresden