Weinberg Bewertungen & Top Anbieter in Mainz

Michael Z auf

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Macht seinem Namen alle Ehre, denn dort gibt es Wein und der ist gut 👍

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Some of the people who run this business were so rude and tried to weaponize Christmas market security against me. At the market in Neubrunnenplatz in Mainz I went to get three glasses of Glühwein with a friend. The one guy served the two of us 3 glasses, no questions asked, no issue.  I went back later to get us another round and the owners son refused to serve me 3 more glasses because I was alone. He said he needed to see all three of our wristbands. With my limited German I simply tried to point out that I'd already been up to the window with one friend and we were served 3 drinks, which last time I checked is also not a 1:1 ratio. He didn't care, neither did the first man who served us himself intervene to say "yes I served him already, he's with people who have wristbands," or anything. Not a single employee working the stand was willing acknowledge their own missteps. Instead, young Mr. Janz went straight to ultimatums. Either I take one Glühwein or I get the deposit back on all three. He even went to look for security to come and remove me from the premises. These are not the kinds of business, family-owned or otherwise, that deserve the honor of serving the community at markets and Wine stands and such. Their decorum was wholly unprofessional and rude. To top it all off, one employee call me a "Schwarzer," saying something obviously negative about me to other customers. It was a terrible end to the evening and left me feeling utterly helpless in my skin and in my limited German. Not a single person observing made an effort to help or do something. Rules rules rules. With so much good wine to drink in der Rheingau, I won't be going to Schweingut Janz anytime. There was nothing 'gut' about it. More like Weinbad. Ok, I had to be just a little bit petty.