Saale-Unstrut/Mittelrhein Flashcards
Most planted red grapes in Saale Unstruut
1.Dornfelder
2.Portugeiser
Most planted grape (red or white) in Saale Unstrut
Muller Thurgau
Lead producer of Saale Unstrut
Pawis (Freyburg)
GL Vineyards of Saale-Unstrut
Karsdorfer HOhe Gräte
Naumburg Steinmeister
bereiches (Districts) of Saale Unstrut (3)
STM
Schloss Neuenburg
Thüringen
Mansfelder Seen
Bereiches of Mittelrhein
Loreley
Siebengebirge
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GL Vineyards of Bacharach (Mittelrhein)
Bacharach Im Hahn
Bacharach Posten
Bacharach St. Jost
Bacharach Wölfshole
Main red and white grapes of Mittelrhein
Red Grapes (14.7%)
Spätburgunder: 44 ha
White Grapes (85.3%)
Riesling: 309 ha
Müller Thurgau: 26 ha
Producers of Mittelrhein (VDP)
Matthias Müller (Spay), Ratzenberger (Bacharach), Toni Jost-Hahnenhof (Bacharach), Frederich Bastian (Bacharach), Lanius Knab (Oberwesel)
Im Hahn (Mittelrhein) is an alleinbesitz for this producer
Toni Jost
Mittelrhein is adjacent to this Anbaugebiet
Rheingau
Mittelrhein follows the course of the Rhine river from Bacharach to this city
Bonn
Two bereiches of Mittlerhein
Loreley (Southern)
Siebengebirge (Northern)
Most vineyards of Mittelrhein are in this Bereich
Loreley (Southern)
Northernmost winegrowing area in Western Germany
Siebengebirge (mittelrhein)
(40 uplifted hills, volcanic origin, southeast of Bonn)
Two superior, south facing sites of Mittelrhein
Bopparder Hamm
Oberweseler Olsberg
Most of Mittelrheins nest vineards are in valleys in these two towns
Bacharach
Oberwesel
these two regions of East Germany were added to the Anbaugebiete in 1990 after the reunification
Saale-Unstrut and Sachsen
Germany’s northernmost growing regions (51 degrees N)
Sachsen and Saale Unstrut
