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Weinstube Brand

Weinstube Brand

Weinstr. 19, 76833 Frankweiler, Germany

Especialidades Internacionales Regionales, Europeo, Europeo, Alemán, Pizza

"What sounds in the heading of pure understatement was actually a memorable evening with excellent food, the appropriate drink, very friendly hosts and an extraordinary, unfortunately much too rare society at the table. My Solinger Pleasure colleague, together with his Lady of the Heart, for the first time in the Palatinate. Of course, the spontaneous visit of the Hedonist Mountains in my homeland was also to be appreciated in a culinary way. And so it came to me that in the middle of August last year at the Kneflers I celebrated my free-seat premiere – yes you can say calmly. To date, I really only knew the courtyard as a transit station to the old-honored sandstone vault, a pleasant spot of Palatinate's vulgarity, which I strangely had always visited only in the cold season. The Brand's Sandsteingemäuer My family gave me "free" this evening and so I gave up the two "Kulinarnomaden" in their pretty accommodation in Chapel-Drusweiler to break up together with them towards Frankweiler. They only knew that it was in the vineyard brand when we were standing in front of the rather inconspicuous estate. Surprise! But one of whom I knew very well that she would come to my friends from Solingen-Höhscheid. You don't just value yourself, you know a little bit. From the lady of the house, Mrs Eva-Maria Knefler, we were kindly greeted and placed in a quiet corner of the lasy courtyard. We sat – surrounded by plenty of pot green – very cozy on rustic wood furniture, from seat cushions to the comfort and enjoyed the moment of our first meeting on Pfälzer Gastroboden. You had a lot to tell yourself and that also noticed our attentive hostess. She let us get alone and study the menu and drinks. The obligatory performer with the recommendations of the evening did not wait long. He's been a little sick. I used to count on the five dishes on this creative offer of the chef Christian Knefler, which operates far from any wine-stubenkulinarik. That August night it was three of them. But they had it in themselves. Seeteufel, maize podular breast and back from Iberico-Schwein were written on black in well-readable letters. “In the order, please!” the Weser double-magen agent would probably say and, of course, have to be saturated by the saturating consequences of these ordinary portions “made in Palz”. I personally enjoy a safe ticket to the chef's strong flavourings every time I visit the season's sparkling spice, which was enjoyed as an appetizer. So this time. The Asian curled cauliflower stew in the coconut-curry wall could additionally be made with a fried shrimp. There was neither me, nor my palate buddy from the ring town. At the main courts we then went separate ways. The Macster was unable to leave 29,90 euros from the navy on Kimchi and Spice-Quinoa, while the maize pulpit with fresh pluckers and fried polenta picked me up most. The lady at the table chose a vegetarian dish from the standard card. The filled goat fresh cheese with pine walnut crust, rocket and old balsamico 16.90 euros should be for them. When choosing the wine, I liked to give Carte blanche to my sparrow. In doing so, the Tannin-Titane, which did not negate the “heavy red” from the mountain as a washy Riesling-Rambo, who wanted to be sent directly from the Frankweiler courtyard to the “Gleisweiler Hölle”. The alleged “Höllentrip” vinified by the Flemlinger VDP-Winzer Theo Minges led us into the Rieslinglage “Unterer Faulenberg” bottle for 51 euros. He gave us a guest-friendly calculated large wine that made his name all honor. Our wine of evening ripeness, sweet-smelling fruit hit fine acidity here. With delicate-floral herbal notes in the nose and yellow fruity aromas in the glass, we enjoyed the noble drop from the now largest Riesling cultivation area in the world approx. 5800 ha vineyard in full. Of course, when I was a chauffeur, I had a little more than the Solinger sip at my right hand. A little sourdough bread was added to our aromatically fragrant spices, which used to be used with dip and crisp vegetable sticks for the first hunger control. With him the last rest was then wiped out from the hearts of the plate by the courageously smacked Asian-terrine. To be honest, I had never imagined a soup at all my visits at the Brand Wine Shop, which was not completely enthusiastic about me. So in this case. Christian Knefler’s way to season is just me. There's a lot going on with the first spoon. Maybe that's something "too much" for one or the other, but I could put myself in his foamed soup dreams. Cauliflower-Curry soup with roasted shrimp Not unremarked should remain the fact that the shrimps attached to a small rod and briefly on the diving station were very juicy. Their slightly sweet meat sat down with the still slightly bite-resistant cauliflower roasts, which enriched this liquid aroma flower in a textured manner, in the very best manner. The result: our plates were spooned empty and during this process one was able to hear several times the sounds of blackish satisfaction at the two soup cakes at the table. After serving the main foods, these sounds used again in a timely manner. No wonder, we had to do it here with beautifully dressed flavor grenades, which was most to defocus. In the centre of a lush green rocket bed, Mrs. Shaneymac’s fresh goat cheese, covered with crispy pine-walnut toupe, had made it cozy. Filled goat fresh cheese with pine walnut crust, rocket and old balsamico as the main dish splash of old balsamico, chives and sprouts completed this ensemble that would certainly have given my wife great pleasure. On the plate of the naval diffusor, all the essentials were already mentioned in his wording report. Here came a fresh top product from the sea perfectly fried and in an ingenious preparation on the ceramics. His foundation from Kimchi, Quinoa and Co. was covered by a foam from the yellow lens and knew to wear the crocodile screws in a sophisticated way. Seekfish for the naval pig! A typical Knefler cellar that catapulted with its intense aroma play even the inherently boring Inka dress in far-eastern spheres. It wasn't inferiorly juicy on my well loaded record. The perfectly fried, traditional meat of the maize podulard breast had label-rouge quality. Every bite came to the juicy poultry pleasure. Well seasoned, slightly crispy skin included the soft breast meat of the chicken fed with corn. Maispoulardenbrust with pifferlings and roasted polenta Together with the bite-sautated pudderlings, the saturating polenta-bratling, the crispy-fried sage leaves on top and the two harmoniously interlocking sauces, this was a successful main course that brought the Knefler’s kitchen ceredo: “It is boiled, what is fun! After the main course, my partner in Dine had a ball of the exotic sorbet, which he was crowned with Pfälzer sparkling wine and some mangoragout. The guest from the Bergisch knew how to do it. My need for food was more than covered at that time. The maize pulp portion had contributed to its rest. When the peache hadn't been present at our table for a long time, I woke up to see where he was left. Where did I find him? Of course, at the sinking counter! There he kept a little chat with the house owner, whom I have never seen outside his kitchen. They found each other. A former colleague of Christian Knefler and even Koch on the Swabian Alb also joined, which led to a nice chat in a fun round. Of course, we didn't want our lady to wait too long at the table and therefore broke the culinary professional empire after about three hours exhausted. The fact that we processed a few Magnum bottles from the Kastanienbusch-Riesling from Rebholz to acidic Schorle, was understood by itself Spässje! Outside in the courtyard, the portable LED outdoor lamps were already illuminated on the tables, which was quite tolerable to the lasy ambience of this unpretentious Palz-Patios. Patio-Atmo Lauschiger Freisitz by night We would have held it under the starry sky for ever, but the tiredness complains to us on quiet soles. And so, after a warm welcome from the Knefler family, it went back to Chapel-Drusweiler, where the Solinger “Bagage” had yet to climb the “Wendel” staircase Kalauer! to her feudal attic. The next morning we visited the nearby border town of Wissembourg to cover us with good “fromage”, fine “charcuterie” and sweet temptations from top patience Daniel Rebert. Even in the evening we stayed faithful to Alsace. Too bad that the “Vieux Moulin” to Lauterbourg is not a few meters further north, in southern Palatinate. A report on GG would have been top-ranking."

Pfälzer Genuss Fraktion

Pfälzer Genuss Fraktion

Frankenbergstraße 4, 76833 Frankweiler, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany

Especialidades, Mediterráneo, Europeo, Francés, Alemán

"We were finally back to Hainfeld. More precisely, in the PGF, which has been run by Kathrin Hoffmann and Dominic Theobald since autumn 2015, this sympathetic “muscle” that is oscillating between French bistro cuisine and Palatinate regional food, called Pfälzer Freude faction. It was a warm Saturday evening in mid-July, on which we went to the neighboring wine village Rhodt under the Rietburg to the Villa Ludwigshöhe, located just outside, on the slope – King Ludwig the I. of Bavaria had here on the edge of the Haardt in the middle of the 19th century. Let a wonderful summer residence be built – to float with the chairlift to Rietburg, which is currently unfortunately blocked. Then it went back on foot and mostly downhill. A cozy little evening trip into the touristy area, which was located somewhere between easy hike and extensive forest walk, and which nevertheless made us feel hungry. It is good that in the neighboring town of Hainfeld there are quite a number of places worth returning to Zum Logel, Dorfbrunnen, Schloss Hainfeld. Above all, the PGF, in which even the designed Bremer Seafood Minister was already at the forefront in order to humiliately remember the ruling Schankprinzen and/or President of the Group. Jaja, the famous seafood evening with the “Borgis”...long it is here! If you want, you can frame the “baked Uhu” from 2017 from the GG archive and let the cheerful evening revive at the “Domme”. He deserved it all. On our arrival in the Weinstraße 68, whose sandy-stone fractional building belongs to the Weingut Hundemer and formerly housed the wine gallery of the pair of gastronomers Sandra Bernhard and Jochen Sitter, which is now located in the Ilbesheimer Hubertushof, the entire outdoor area was occupied. No one free table we could sit on. You can't make a reservation. And the latter did not bring us any further. It all helped nothing, we had to play a little on time until something was released. So we ordered a glass of Weissburgunder from the Hausweingut Hundemer and a bottle of mineral water and placed us outside on a small bench, from which we had both sides of the beautifully landscaped outdoor area. In fact, a table was released soon. On the terrace The advice of Localmatador and Riesling Rambo Dominic Theobald to bridge the waiting time with a few drinks was definitely a full start. We took place right next to the entrance door. The peaceful dog of two guests from the neighboring table, who had made it comfortable under our table, did not really bother. Dog from the neighboring table fits on it Already at the beverage order we had noticed the recommendation board with a series of summery “Other of the series dishes”. Lauwarmer pastasalate with pesto and buffalo mozzarella, a half dozen oysters “Fines de Claire, No. 3” , sülze von der Kalbshaxe with self-made remoulade sauce, the legendary housefrikadellen with potato salad as well as crevettes for selves were “dipped”. A varied, quite not everyday bistro program – sometimes mediterranean easy, sometimes petty-bourgeois saturating – that had to obey. Seasonal from the recommendation board But also the view into the exemplary laminated standard card was worthwhile. Vitello tonnato, roasted mussels on pea puree and seafood salads were strolling among the appetizers of seasonal desaturation. Saumagen Burger, Boeuf Bourguignon, Maispoularden Suprême with Tagliatelle and Pfifferlingen as well as a pink fried Entrecôte Blockhouse quality, 300 g waited as hand-resistant treats for meat-affine people. Only for the common vegetarian one could have imagined something more, because the meat or fishless offer was quite clearly knitted. Leaf salad with goats cheese croutons and the already mentioned daily pasta with pesto could kulinarically strike the green mind. But you can talk to “Domme” and the herb serves Omelette, which is certainly also served without smoked trout. In the glass the well-balanced Pinot Blanc and demanded sea. More precisely, according to the fruits of the sea, which were recorded in the map as a salad from Kalamar, Garnele and Pulpo 16.50 Euro. If this one would not sown the hungry pears, there was still the possibility to push a Boeuf Bourguignon or a couple of mussels. My wife was less maritimous. She chose the lukewarm pasta salad with pesto, cherry tomatoes and an entire buffalo mozzarella 14,50 euros from the letter of recommendation from slate. After a pleasantly short waiting period, the “Buzzer” was already vibrating, which I had previously handed over to the counter. In the PGF, the self-service will continue to be crowned according to the motto: “Order is made at the host!”. Wanderers know this from the cottages of the Pfälzerwaldverein. In PGF, on the other hand, chief “great growth” can make the service completely alone. If he has time, he can't take it to bring the dishes to the tables. Then the happy Bonvivant also likes to deliver some funny anecdotes – in “Bräädschdem Pälzisch nadierlich” – completely free of charge. Armed with two plates, it went back to the place to my loved ones, who had already longed for her noodle plate. I was looking forward to fresh fruits from the sea, which was made with fine-acid citrus Vinaigrette and was sprinkled a little by tomato, parsley, fennel and perennial artery. Much Frutti, much Mare! Only the tender pulpo pieces were worth every bite. They were in perfect cooking next to small but extremely juicy shrimps, which were as much fun as the Kalamar pieces, whose light rubber texture was rather delicate sides. A completely successful seafood dish that leaves nothing to be desired in terms of product freshness and quality. Mediterranean summer kitchen on the Strada del Vino at an absolutely fair price. “Domme Style” stop... As a professional Pesto, I still let myself go to an attempt. To my astonishment, the homemade Italo Tunke with refined garlic notes attracted my palate. The “Mozzarella of the buffaloes” was also very good – especially since the Tagliatelles were not too soft. A simple but very tasty veggie plate that would have promised me. Pasta, Pesto and the buffalo! Who now thinks that the writer of these lines, after the seafood salad, flipped off the chair, is terribly erroneous. The fine Frutti di Mare had only evoked my appetite for marine animals. So reordered to the Hainfelder “Maître del Mar” and the pink crevettes with head, heart and tail to be beaten with saffron Aioli and baguette for 15.50 euros. The question about a few oysters extra was obviously affirmed. On the other hand, they did not appear on the invoice. There the good Lord Theobald had a similar day or Evening and showed off his donable side. Thanks again at this point for the fabulous shellfish. The PGF refers to its baguette from the Moulin Kircher, a respected traditional bakery from the Alsatian Ebersheim. And then the fluffy white bread slices from the basket tasted just as well, which the friendly Schankmeister brought me to the table together with the attractive shrimp oyster plate. Rosa Crevetten precooked and a few Fines de Claire oysters The red „Panzer Garnäle“ were made by professional head turning and subsequent splinting, amputating all limbs and removing their protective suit incl. Intestine! brought to pure-meat consumption levels. Another spicy lemon for culinary pleasure and then head over – bullshit, was already gone! immersed in the homemade, wonderfully ally saffron creams. You have to be able to enjoy yourself. Crevetten mandatory! In addition to the seven armoured crustaceans of attractive size or There were also five oysters who were allowed to call themselves “Fines de Claire” on my plate after at least one month’s finishing. With a little lemon, these were easily removed. A process that did nothing to me as an adolescent. To see the sat! I'm lucky this is different today. I enjoyed the gallet-like, latently to sea tang-tasting content of shellfish, not only popular in fine-gaums, whose mild, slightly jodige aroma let me drift along the Atlantic coast. What was that like with the “canning”? Well, let's go. A small wink with the dessert stake gave us the pleasure of a truly magnificent portion of blackberry cream 3.50 Euro. Even in part, the overswelling wake-up whistle was full of creamy deep-frozenness – the Pacojet had mocked, no easy task. But together we got the sorbet spooned out. Brombeerrahmeis Children's portion Rain moved up and the few remaining guests fled to Drinnen. We stayed outside under the umbrella for a while until the wet weather approached us. I threw a last humble look at the second slate table, situated next to the vault, with the wine specialities. GG can mean a lot... In the listing of various large plants from the Palatinate, the Rheingau, the Mosel and Rheinhessen, I inevitably had to think about my white wine cube from the Weser. Hopefully we can clean the seafood plate again in December. Not only in times of relocation and renovation a quite religious desire..."

Weinbar Müller

Weinbar Müller

Zum Kunststück 2, 76833 Frankweiler, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany

Especialidades Internacionales Regionales, Estacional, Aperitivos, Tarta

"In the middle of the Frankweiler vineyard landscape, a red gazebo was rebuilt about five years ago. The fact that it can be eaten and drink well in its interior does not seem to be a secret anymore. In the wine bar belonging to the MÃ1⁄4ller winery on that Tuesday evening was “full house”. How good we had reserved and were allowed to sit on a big table. The outer area is now also finished and at warm temperatures it can be seated here very well. The only, but from my point of view rather neglecting manko: the large playground for the little ones, whose lively activities are a little at the expense of cosiness and the atmosphere. But food and drinking under the open sky was not to be thought of because of the cool temperatures on that Tuesday night. Before entering the wine pavilion of the MÃ1⁄4llers, our view moved westward and remained stuck on the middle mountain edge of the Palatinate Forest. The former quarry with its yellowish bright mussel lime from the forest. Further over then the hilly zone dominated by vines, located in front of the edge of the forest, which, with fertile lyes, gently went over to the flat Rhine plain. “What a wonderful place to be!” We entered the almost completely filled guest room and were guided by a young service (help?) to a table where two guests were already sitting. In the Palatinate it is not unusual and in many wine bars it has always existed and existed. I was initially a little bit too much of the good at the wine shop. I felt the volume in the guest room as limit. Later, when it became empty, I felt a lot more comfortable. The sophisticated lighting through the spots that are individually bulging from the ceiling contributed significantly to the cosy atmosphere at a later hour. It was comfortable to sit on comfortably padded chairs. Always the name-giving bar in sight. Here was the epicentre of the event, because here was ordered, tried and later paid. The complete range of wine of the winery family Müller could have been purchased here at Ab Hof prices. A large plastic board was attached above the counter (it seems to be possible without slate... on which the menu was written down. With Argentinian Rumpsteak (Block House Quality, field salad with New Zealand lambskin, table lace with horseradish sauce, defy cheese parrots, crispy chickenwings and Calamares in the pastry, a variety of dining options were offered. An additional flame-cake card with about eight different variants were some unusual creations with salmon, crabs and leeks and a small snack card with Obatzda, inlaid Münsterkäse and various salads added the menu. All this was in the “better-bourgeois” standard range. The Rumpsteak with 19.90 Euro drew the upper limit. From the well-stocked range of well-known wines we chose a Riesling Spätlese and a Blanc de noir from Merlot grapes in homeopathic 0.1l dosage. With 2.70 euros and 2 euros for the glass we were there. For me, it should be the cattle force broth with liver dumpling insert (4.90 euros). With the Wiener Schnitzel from the Tyrolean milk calf with French fries and Salatbouquet (18.90 euros and the kiln potato with spring square and salad (6.90 euros) our main dishes were fixed. The soup came in a deep plate, in the interior of which there was an eager liver dump (from the Roland Benz farm from Ottersheim. The broth had enough strength. It was tasted that no helpers from the bag blew the clear cattle consommee. Also the liver dumpling had a good quality and with its sweetly spicy note was a suitable supplement for hearty broth. The oven potato of my accompaniment appeared in a pleasant portion. Just as with my carving accompanied by a delicious mixed salad. The two calf carvings lay buttery and covered with loose, light bubbles on my plate. The fries were of impeccable quality and also excellently spiced. I had not eaten a better “sniposa” for a long time. There had to be an additional glass of dry Sauvignon blanc (0.1 l for 2 euros from Bioland Weingut Kuntz from Mörzheim (Gastwinzer of the month). For the culinary sound of the evening we shared a portion of Marillenknödel (6.90 euros from the dessert board. And the later it became, the more atmospheric was the mood in the modern wine pavilion of the Müllers. Here, in the middle of the Frankweiler vineyards, it can be held well. The well-designed wine map, which offers a wide range of food selection and its quality, attracts many guests, which is why reservation is certainly advisable. At the next visit in the summer, we will sit on the outdoor terrace and watch the vines grow."