Campus Rheni Weinmanufaktur

<span>Campus Rheni Weinmanufaktur</span>
Campus Rheni Weinmanufaktur
Handcrafted winemaking: The name "Weinmanufaktur" was chosen because all vineyard and cellar work is done by hand. There are no tractors or automated machines; every single step of the process requires manual labor.

Driven by a deep passion for winemaking, Karl-Heinz Oehri planted vines on 400 m² of his property in the spring of 1987. Today, his property covers an area of 2,400 m² (approximately 1,000 vines) planted with the four white grape varieties Riesling-Sylvaner, Muscat Oliver, Muscaris, and Sauvignon Soyhières, as well as the red variety Gamaret. Campus Rheni, in turn, is the original name of the village of Gamprin and translates to “Field on the Rhine.” The vineyard is known by the local name “Wingert,” which means vineyard. According to research by the architectural historian of the Principality of Liechtenstein, an old house standing on the property was built in 1559 as a winegrower’s house.

Campus Rheni Weinmanufaktur has been a proud partner of the Liechtenstein brand since 2024 and holds the “Genuss aus Liechtenstein” certification.

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Gamprin
9487
Liechtenstein

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Gamprin
9487
Liechtenstein