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Define Fleuberinigung
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the process of re-allocating the vineyards in neat blocks
with roads at regular intervals to make working the steep slopes easier. |
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Most famous villages of Rheingau (NW to SE):
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Assmanhaussen (reds)
Rudesheim Geisenheim johannisberg Hattenheim Rauenthal Hochheim |
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most famous villages of theRheinheissen (north to south)
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Nackenheim
Nierstein Oppenheim Dienheim |
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Areas from which Liebfraumilch may be made:
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Rheingau
Rehinhessen Pfalz Nahe |
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Liebfraumilch must contain a minimum of 70% of which grapes:
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Riesling
Müller-Thurgau Silvaner Kerner |
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Best villages of the Pfalz (north to south):
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Kallstadt
Ungstein Bad Dürkheim Wachenheim Forst Deidesheim Ruppertsberg |
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The Single Bereich of Nahe:
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Nahetal
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Most famous wine villages of Nahe:
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Bad Kreuznach
Schloss Böckelheim |
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Steinwein is from:
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the vineyard Würzburger Stein in Franken
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Franken wines come in what shaped bottle:
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Bocksbeutel (a flat sided flask named after a goat’s scrotum)
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The best villages on the Mosel river are (North to South):
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Urzig
Zeltingen Wehlen Graach Bernkastel Piesport Trittenheim; |
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the best villages on the Saar river:
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Wiltingen
Scharzhofberg Ockfen Saarburg |
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The best villages on the Ruwer river are:
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Maximin Grünhause
Eitelsbach Kasel |
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Two German wine regions located in the former GDR (East Germany):
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Salle-Undstrut
Sachsen |
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Criterion for Grosses Gewächs
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dry wines from Rheinhhessen Nahe Mittelrhein Wurttemberg Baden Franken Pfalz or Ahr
Max Yield 50 hl/ha Restricted to classified sites grape variety restricted Min Spatlese must weight Selective hand harvesting wines aged prior to release must pass VDP tastingpanel chaptalization not permitted |
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Criterion for Erstes Gewächs:
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dry wines from Rheingau
Max Yield 50 hl/ha Restricted to classified sites grape variety restricted Min Spatlese must weight Selective hand harvesting wines aged prior to release must pass VDP/Charta tasting panel chaptalization permitted: |
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Criterion for Klassifizierter Langewein:
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• restricted to vineyards that impart discernible site-specific traits
Grape variety is determined by regional org Max Yield: 65 hl/ha Selective harvesting fully ripened crop |
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General VdP standards:
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• 80% of estates holding planted to traditional varieties (determined by VdP)
Max yield: 75 hl/ha Minimum must weights (higher than law) prescribed by regional associations Hand harvesting for Auslese and riper Vineyard procedures adhere to measures prescribed for “integrated agriculture” Wines are subject to examination by VDP Estate must meet and maintain VDP inspection criteria (30 pts) |
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Five Main Weinbaugebiete for Deutscher Tafelwein
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Rehin-Mosel
Bayern Neckar Oberrhein Albrechtsburg |
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13 Ambaugebiete for Qualitätswein
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Mittelrhein
Ahr Mosel-Saar-Ruwer Nahe Rheingau Rheinhessen Pfalz Baden Hessiche Bergstrasse Franken Württemburg Saale-Unstrut Sachsen |
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Define Classic Wines:
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“Harmonisously dry” — max 15 g/l,
may be twice acidity for must weights higher (+8° Oeschle) than min Min abv 12% 11.5% for Mosel-Saar-Ruwer Varietal wine typical of region Named producer - No vineyard Vintage dated 1st Vintage 2000 |
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Define Selection
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1st class
individual vineyard sight Max 9 g/l rs for Riesling 12 g/l max 1.5 times sugar |
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Define Gutswein and Ortswein
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House wine labeled with a proprietary name and or the name of a village or region
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What is the min residual sugar for Liebfraumilch?
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18 g/l
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What does Qualitatsschaumwein mean?
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A quality sparkling wine produced by any member state of the EU but the term should be qualified by a country of origin
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What does Lieblich mean?
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Medium-Sweet (though can have up to 45 g/l rs)
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What does Abfullung mean?
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Bottling
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What is Badisch Rotgold?
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A specialty rose wine made from a blend of Rulander and Spatbur-gunder. Must be of at least QBA level and produced only in Baden
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What is Flaschengarung?
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Bottle fermented Sekt that is not necessarily made by the traditional method
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Gutsabfullung
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Wine that is “bottled on the prop-erty”
The proprietor must also have an enology degree |
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What is Rotling?
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A rose wine made from either black grapes or a mixture of black and white grapes
Schillerwein is the same things from Wruttem-berg |
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What is Weissherbst?
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A single variety rose wine
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RS limits for Trocken and Halbtrocken
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Trocken—9 g/l
Technically no more than 4 g/l unless the acidity is 2 g/l or more Halbtrocken—18 g/l |
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What is the only Bereich in the Ahr?
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Walporzheim-Ahrtahl
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The only Grosslage in the Ahr
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Klosterberg (Identical to the Bereich Walporzheim-Ahrtal)
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Famous Einzelagen of Bernkastel in the Mosel:
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Doctor, Lay
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Famous Einzelagen of Piesport in the Mosel
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Goldtropfchen
Treppschen |
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Famous Einzelagen of Trittenheim in the Mosel
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Apotheke
Altarchen |
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Famous Vineyards of Graach in the Mosel
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Himmelreich
Domprobst |
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Famous Einzelagen of Erden in the Mosel
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Treppchen
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Famous Einzelagen of Eitelsbach in the Ruwer
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Karthauserhofberg
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Famous Einzelagen of Mertesdorf in the Ruwer
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Maximin Grunhauser Abtsberg
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Famous Einzelagen of Ockfen in the Saar
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Bockstein
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Famous Einzelagen of Saarburg in the Saar
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Rausch
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Famous Einzelagen of Scharzhofberg in the Saar
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Scharzhofberg
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Famous Einzelagen in Wiltingen in the Saar
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Klosterberg
Schlanngengraben Braune Kupp |
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Famous Einzelagen in Neiderhausen in the Nahe
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Hermannshole
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Famous Einzelagen in Norheim in Nahe
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Kirschheck
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Famous Einzelagen in Oberhausen in Nahe
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Brücke
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Famous Einzelagen in Dorsheim in the Nahe
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Burgberg
Goldloch |
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Famous Einzelagen of Schlossbockelheim in Nahe
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Kupfergrube
Felsenberg |
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Famous Einzelagen in Langenlonsheim in the Nahe
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Lohrer Berg
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Famous Einzelagen in Rudesheim in the the Rheingau
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Berg Roseneck
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Famous Einzelagen of Hochheim in Rheingau
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Domdechaney
Kirchenstuck Holle Reichestal |
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Famous Einzelagen of Hattenheim in Rheingau
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Pfaffenberg
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Famous Einzelagen of Johannisberg in Rheingau
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Holle
Schloss Johannisberg |
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Favorite Einzelagen of Winkel in Rheingau
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Schloss Vollrads
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Famous Einzelagen of Erbach in Rheingau
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Macrobrunn
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Famous Einzelagen of Assmannshausen in Rheingau
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Hollenberg
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Famous Einzelagen in Neirstein in Rheinhessen
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Hipping
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Famous Einzelagen in Nackenheim in the Rheinhessen
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Rothenberg
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Famous Einzelagen of Dahlsheim in Rheinhessen
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Hubacker
Burgel |
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Famous Einzelagen in Worms in Rheinhessen
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Liebfrauenstift-Kirchenstuck
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Famous Einzelagen in Deidesheim in Pfalz
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Nonnenstuck
Kalkofen Kieselberg Leinhole Hohenmorgen Langenmorgen |
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Famous Einzelagen in Rupperstberg in Pfalz
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Gaisbohl
Reiterpfad |
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Famous Einzelagen in Ungstein in Pfalz
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Herrenberg
Weilberg |
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Famous Einzelagen in Forst in The Pfalz
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Ungenhuer
Jesuitengarten Kirchenstuck Pechstein |
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Famous Einzelagen of Gimmeldingen in the Pfalz
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Mandelgarten
Schlossel |
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Famouz Einzelagen of Haardt in the Pfalz
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Burgergarten
Herrenletten |
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Vineyards of what region
Bereich Grosslage and Village are located primarily in France but allowed to call the wine German if made in Germany |
The Pfalz
Bereich Sudliche Weinstrasse Grosslage Guettenberg Gemein Schweigen Vineyard Sonnenberg |
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What is the min Oeschle for Deutscher Tafelwein?
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44°
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In Mosel
what are the min Oeschle for the following Pradikats: Kabinett Spatlese Auslese Beerenauslese Eiswein Trockenbeerenauslese |
Kabinett - 67°
Spatlese—76° Auslese—83° Beerenauslese—110° Eiswein—110° Trockenbeerenauslese—150° |
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In Rheingau
what are the min Oeschle for each of the Pradikats |
Kabinett—73°
Spatlese—85° Auslese—95° Beerenauslese—125° Eiswein—125° Trockenbeerenauslese—150° |
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Min Oechsle for Trockenbeerenauslese in Germany
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150°
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Producers from Mosel
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Dr. Loosen (Wehlener Sonnenuhr)
Dr. Thanisch (Bernkasteler Doctor) |
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Producers of the Rheingau
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Georg Bruer (Rudesheimer Berg Schlossberg)
Franz Kunstler (Hochhiemer Kirchenstuck) |
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Producers of the Pfalz
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Reichsrat Von Buhl (Deidesheimer Nonnenstuck)
Muller-Catoir Gimmeldingener Mandlegarten) Basserman-Jordan (Forster Ungeheuer) |
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Famous Producer of the Rheinhessen
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Gunderloch (Nachenheimer Rothenberg)
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Name Three Ortsteil in three different Ambaugebiet
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Steinberg (Hattenehim, Rheingau, Kloster Eberbach)
Schloss Johannisberg (Johannisberg, Rheingau), Schloss Vollrads (Winkel, Rheingau), Scharzhofberg (Scharzhofberg, Saar, Mosel-Saar-Ruwer), Maximin Grunhauser Abtsberg (Mertesdorf, Ruwertal, Mosel-Saar-Ruwer), Boppard Ham (Mittlerhien), Schloss Westerhaus (Rheinhessen); |
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What is Alleinbesitz?
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A vineyard with a single owner
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Name 3 Alleinbesitz in three different am-baugebiet
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Oberhauser Brucke: Donnhoff (Nahe)
Neirsteiner Brudersburg: Heyl von Hernsheim (Rheinheissen) |
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What is Pfalerzihung
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Vines trained and bound to a pole (in Mosel)
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What is Trierer Rad
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Low quality vine training technique that bends 3 shoots over a wheel above the vine
forcing the bunches to hang down and is very easy to prune |
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What is Drahtrameziehung
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Vine training by placing shoots on wires in the Mosel
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