400 years of royal winegrowing tradition The history of our family and of our wine goes back to 1611 and lasts to the present day. Back then, during the Holy Roman Empire, wine played a major role. Copious amounts were produced and consumed. The House of Löwenstein were a European aristocratic family with lands along the river Main and in the Odenwald, in Bohemia and Lorraine, in Palatinate and in an area which today belongs to Belgium. And they were in the lucky position of always having their own wine at their disposal. The Löwenstein family is very proud of its successful winegrowing tradition. It will be continued and further developed at the family seat, Keinheubach Palace. Wine enriches the present and winegrowing links the past with the future.