Weingut Damm

About the estate

The Damm estate in Edenkoben in the Palatinate looks back on a history dating back to 1845 and operates as a classic family-run winery. Owner Michael Damm took over the business from his parents in 2017 and continues to run it as a family enterprise. On an area of around eight hectares, the certified organic winery cultivates primarily old, typical Palatinate grape varieties as well as Pinot varieties and Viognier in the Edenkobener Heilig Kreuz, Maikammer Heiligenberg, and Kapellenberg sites. The natural working method includes the abandonment of herbicides, hand harvesting, and the maturation of selected wines in wood. The wines are distributed via the estate's own vinotheque and directly from the winery.

The eno directory lists 5 wines, mostly from Viognier and Pinot Gris. The estate sells to horeca.