The winery is located in the municipality of Flörsheim-Dalsheim (Wonnegau area) in the German wine-growing region of Rheinhessen. Its origins date back to 1789, when Johann Leonhard Keller, who had emigrated from Switzerland due to the unrest of the French Revolution, settled in Dalsheim. He acquired the four-hectare "Oberer Hubacker" vineyard owned by the monastery in the historic Hubacker vineyard, which is still almost exclusively planted with Riesling with a long-term average yield of 45 hectolitres per hectare. In 2000, a six-metre-high natural stone tower made from the limestone of the site and the region was built in this prime parcel to emphasise its importance. In the family bible, Georg Keller (1841-1820) reports on the special quality of the Hubacker wines. Today, the traditional winery is run by Klaus Keller, his son Klaus-Peter and his wife Julia.
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