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Thefamily'shouses

Joh. Jos. Prüm and S. A. Prüm on the Uferallee, Studert-Prüm in the Maximinhof, Christoffel-Prüm in Ürzig — and, related by marriage, Dr. Loosen in Bernkastel and Robert Weil in the Rheingau.

The six branches produced estates whose names are read all over the world today. Some are small family businesses; others belong to the very top of German wine.

01On the Uferallee

Wehlen · Branch I · founded 1911

Joh. Jos. Prüm

The family's flagship — famous worldwide for long-lived Rieslings from the Wehlener Sonnenuhr: cool, fine, with delicate residual sweetness.

Sonnenuhr · Himmelreich · Badstube
Wehlen · Branch III · founded 1911

S. A. Prüm

Family tradition and modern elegance — run in the fifth generation by Saskia Prüm, some twenty hectares.

Sonnenuhr · Himmelreich · Domprobst · Badstube
Wehlen · Branch IV

Studert-Prüm

A long-established family estate in the historic Maximinhof, once owned by the Trier abbey of St. Maximin.

Sonnenuhr · Himmelreich

02Ürzig and Bernkastel

Ürzig · Branch II

Christoffel-Prüm

Small and fine, from Maria Anna Prüm's line — for connoisseurs.

Ürziger Würzgarten · Erdener Treppchen
Bernkastel · by marriage

Dr. Loosen

One of the best-known Moselle estates internationally, linked to the family by marriage.

St. Johannishof

03Rheingau and more

Kiedrich · by marriage

Robert Weil

A Prüm relative in the Rheingau: Wilhelm Weil's VDP estate.

Kiedricher Gräfenberg
Overview

Further estates

Raimund Prüm, Dr. F. Weins-Prüm, Daniel Prüm and other lines.

The present

S. A. Prüm today

The estate in its fifth generation.

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