Winery in Maikammer
Wine stacked in crates and piled high, awaiting sale, in the cellar of a small, family-run winery in Maikammer. Maikammer is a small town of just over 4000 inhabitants in the Pfalz (Palatinate) region and on the famed German Weinstraße. Vineyards dominate the landscape, just as wine-making dominates the economy.
Trier: one photo at a time 
Wine is obviously a big thing in your area. Love the archway.
Ahhh….wine…..ahhhh.
Cool shot! (And cool place I should say!)
I love the color of the wood. I like that you kept the archway in the shot. You are in such good wine country!
the perspective in this picture is really cool. before i read the caption, i “saw” downtown city skyscrapers.
-brian.b
I just love blogs with a Kiwi/German connection – being a Kiwi myself and suffering from some serious Fernweh! I was only ever once in Trier and briefly at that, so keep the pics coming 🙂
do they ship the wine to other towns or is just for consumption for those 4000 people??
Were are the this wood?
Xico Rocha
Don’t let Winston see these!
Very nice woody effect, and the balance between the square boxes and the round arch. Great shot
Wood crafts form a distinct pattern and the wood looks warm and rich.
Wood crates form a distinct pattern and the wood looks warm and rich.
Look forward to visiting in early december ’07
I lived in the Philippines from the age of 2-8 yrs old. Felix gum was coveted by us military kids. I remember our parents would give money to whoever was going to Japan and they would bring back boxes of the gum. I remember selling pieces of the gum to my classmates for double or triple what it really costs. Click https://twitter.com/moooker1