Robert Weil is a 160-acre estate in the Rheingau region of Germany. Though wine was being produced in the area as far back as the 13th century, Robert Weil estate was founded in 1875 when Robert Weil, a German who was a professor in Paris, returned to Germany and bought vineyards near the town where his brother was minister of a country church. The estate is still run by the Weil family and it is considered by reviewers to be one of Germany’s most outstanding producers of Riesling. Robert M. Parker Jr. has written that Weil’s Kiedrich Grafenberg vineyard “would be a grand cru in France,” and that the Riesling that comes from the vineyard “remains the single greatest wine of the Rheingau.”