Solemn reception for Baden's new wine queen Tina Glur in Müllheim!

Solemn reception for Baden's new wine queen Tina Glur in Müllheim!

On July 10, 2025, the anticipation of a special event could be felt in Baden-Württemberg: the ceremonial crowning glory of the new Baden wine queen, Tina Glur. This is the focus of a reception that will be held next Friday, July 18 in Müllheim-Hügelheim. The Wein & Hof Hügelheim eG and the city of Müllheim cordially invite you to celebrate and congratulate it together with the new sovereignty. The reception begins at 7:00 p.m. with the collection of the wine queen on her parents' house, followed by an official program that starts at 7:20 p.m. in the courtyard of the Wine & Hof Hügelheim. The celebrations are peppered with musical performances, greetings and some surprises that will make the evening unforgettable. For everyone present, there is also the opportunity to talk directly to Tina Glur, how [Regiotrends] (https://www.regiotrends.de/de/aus-vereinen-gruppen/index.news.548262.18.-juli-20-der-badischen-weinkoenigin-20252026-in-muellheim-annoyance-zu-hren- von-glur.html)

The choice as the Baden wine queen took place as part of the Freiburg wine festival in the Freiburg concert hall, where Tina Glur convinced with a lot of talent and a clear head. The 23-year-old, who comes from the picturesque Hügelheim near Müllheim, competed with two other talented finalists, Hannah Spraul and Laura Münscher. Around 130 guests were there in this exciting choice, in which the candidates not only had to demonstrate their specialist knowledge, but also their personality. In a blind tasting, Glur recognized a Pinot Noir and noticed: "Pleasant acidity in the finish". The jury, which she chose the new wine queen, convinced this expertise, such as Black Forest.

Tina's way to Queen

Tina Glur already brings experience as a Markgräfler wine princess and has a close connection to her home region. In addition to her role as a wine queen, she is an industrial clerk and supports the Hügelheim wine cooperative "Wine and Hof", which gives her a good feeling for the wine industry. Over the next twelve months, she will represent the wine country Baden at numerous trade fairs and festivals together with her princess colleagues, Hannah Spraul from Renchen-Ulm and Laura Münscher from Hohberg-Diersburg. Agriculture Minister Peter Hauk (CDU) congratulated Tina directly and emphasized the importance of voluntary commitment. She was particularly pleased that the title "a bit surreal" feels and she is already looking forward to the time together with her princesses, such as daily news holds.

After the crowning glory, the exciting evening was far from over: the freshly crowned wine queen and her princesses opened the Freiburg wine festival on Münsterplatz, where over 60 winemakers present more than 400 wines and sect. Accompanied by music and regional delicacies, visitors flocked in droves and enjoyed the summer atmosphere while celebrating the Baden wine.