Abstract: A regeneratively coolable nozzle for a rocket engine is formed by winding a tubular material (6) onto a winding mandrel to produce a helical composite structure (5), through which a coolant can flow during operation of the nozzle. The spiral composite structure (5) is fixed temporarily and the fixed composite structure (5) is removed from the winding mandrel. Then an inner heat resistant, load bearing layer (9) is applied to the radially inner hot-gas facing surface (H) of the fixed composite structure (5). The present nozzle is lightweight and withstand a high coolant pressure.