Schlossgut Bachtobel

Weinfelden, Switzerland, Switzerland

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Schlossgut Bachtobel is a historic estate and winery in Weinfelden, Canton of Thurgau, Switzerland, featuring a manor house likely built on the site of a medieval castle from the Barons of Oberboltshausen, with structures dating to the 16th century and old wine presses from 1584 and 1729.

Acquired by the Kesselring family in 1784, it has remained in their hands for eight generations, evolving into a premier wine producer under leaders like Hans Kesselring in the early 20th century and now Johannes Meier, who follows Bio Suisse guidelines on its six hectares of vineyards amid forests and meadows.

Recognized as a Swiss heritage site of national significance, the well-preserved buildings, including a Biedermeier-style manor with mansard roof added in 1820, blend historic authenticity with modern wine production, ranking among Switzerland's top 100 wineries.