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Highlights Roman Wine Ship of Neumagen
Winegrowing in Germany dates back to the Romans, who began cultivating vines on the Mosel. The village of Neumagen-Dhron can look back on 2,000 years of winegrowing tradition and is considered the…
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Highlights Niersteiner Glöck
The “Glöck” is one of the famous sites on the renowned Roter Hang (Red Slope) of Nierstein. Nierstein and its basilica - today's Saint Kilian's Church - were first mentioned in a document in 742.
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Highlights The Wine Crane of Oestrich
The historic crane for loading wine barrels onto boats shipping along the Rhine is not only a symbol of the town Oestrich-Winkel, but also an expression of the importance of Rheingau wine for the…
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Highlights Pfedelbach
Here, wine presses mark the wanderer's routes. Between Öhringen and Pfedelbach, there were once eight wine presses along the road with names like the Priest's press, the Tit's press, or the Juniper's…
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Highlights Professor Blankenhorn Wine Trail of the Freiburg State Winery
Time and again, German viticulture has produced influential personalities who have played a defining role in its development. Many names are only familiar to a few today, while their innovations or…
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Highlights Trullo, Trulli
Rheinhessen is the land of the trulli. Sounds like the title of a children's book, but it is a wine-cultural phenomenon that exists with a particular variety and frequency here in Germany's largest…
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Highlights Original Vines of Rhodt Rosegarden
These grapevines are true veterans of viticultural history: More than 400 years old, the grapevines from the "Rhodter Rosengarten" have not only survived the centuries but still bear fruit every…
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Highlights Villa Weilberg with Wine Press
Underneath a red roof, a true treasure of viticulture is hidden in the middle of the vineyards on the edge of the city of Bad Dürkheim: a two thousand year old wine press from Roman times. The wine…
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Highlights The Roman Wine of Speyer
Here is the oldest grape wine in the world that is still liquid. The Historical Museum of Pfalz guards one of the biggest treasures of viticulture - wine from around 325 AD, preserved in a…
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Highlights Roman Wine Press at Piesport
Proof that the Romans once crushed grapes by foot can be found in an ancient wine press preserved in Piesport, near the Moselschleife (a major bow in the river). It is the biggest Roman wine press…
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