Weingut Rebhalde: The terraced slope of the Kaiserstuhl stands on the home page in 3D, in the real sun position of right now; every plot leads to its wine.
Tripscha Digital built this website in 2026 for a winery in Ihringen. The notes below show what is on the first screen and why.
What is on the first screen is there for a reason.
Slope
The terrain is rendered in the browser; the light comes from the current sun position, at night from the moon.
Plots
The register lists every plot with grape and area; a click shows altitude, aspect and sunshine today.
Sun
The slider sets the time of day; light and shadow on the slope follow at once.
What was missing, and what is there now.
Starting point
A Kaiserstuhl wine comes from one particular terrace, with its own altitude and its own sun. The label gives that one line.
What we built
A terrain model with loess walls and a sunken lane in the current sun and moon position, plots with altitude, aspect and today's sunshine hours, a cellar book of twelve vintages and a tasting room with free seats.
Result
From the plot to the wine and from there to the tasting; the form comes pre-filled with tasting and wine.
What visitors ask
Are you open right now? How much is it? Can I book a table? Do you have something for me (vegetarian, gluten-free)?
Weingut Rebhalde at a glance.
Place and year
Ihringen, 2026.
Features
Plots with today's sunshine hours · Cellar book across twelve vintages.
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