The Biribauer family’s cyclists’ rest stop is idyllically located on Wiesberg-Wine Cellar Lane in Minichhofen, right along the Riesling Cycle Route—a must-visit for cyclists who love good food and drink. The newly developed “Ravelsbacher Rundweg,” which is about 31 km long, also passes right by the Radlerrast.
This spot is perfect for a rest stop—ideal for a short break during a bike tour through the wine region.
It’s open from April through October and offers a cozy spot for cyclists looking to refuel along the route.
Tradition & Passion: The Biribauer Family Behind the Radlerrast
The Biribauers are much more than just a rest stop—they are the last active winemaking family in Minichhofen, keeping their region’s “Offa is” tradition alive. Monika Biribauer describes the unique challenges facing their business: “For years, we’ve been the only ones keeping this tradition alive.” The initiative was once used by many winemaking families as a way to bring the wine cellar lane to life.
Together with their sons, who are already deeply involved in the summer business, the Biribauer family embodies a small but exquisite winemaking culture, characterized by genuine dedication, family commitment, and a deep historical connection to their homeland. Their Radlerrast is not merely a destination on the map, but a vibrant anchor in the wine cellar lane—sustained by passion, hard-working hands, and the courage to persevere in difficult times.
