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2811. Weinberg.online: STEINBERG  
STEINBERG The VDP.GROSSE LAGE® STEINBERG is exactly what its name says: a rock mountain. The soil is hard and meagre, comprised of yellowish to white volcanic rock – porphyrite and melaphyre with…  
2812. Weinberg.online: Dürkheimer Hochbenn  
Dürkheimer Hochbenn  
2813. Weinberg.online: JOHANNISBERG  
JOHANNISBERG The VDP.GROSSEN LAGE® JOHANNISBERG rises impressively above Wallhausen with a slope gradient of up to 50 %. The terraced vineyard lies at 210 to 260 metres a.s.l. in the well-protected…  
2814. Weinberg.online: FELSENBERG  
FELSENBERG The VDP.GROSSE LAGE® FELSENBERG lies in one of the most spectacular parts of the Nahe. The south-facing slope is nearly black with melaphyre volcanic rock (rhyolite) and rises with a 50-60…  
2815. Weinberg.online: HALENBERG  
HALENBERG The VDP.GROSSE LAGE® HALENBERG is one of the smallest vineyards in Monzingen, but it has the best reputation. It lies to the east of town between 160 and 220 metres a.s.l. The 20 to 70…  
2816. Weinberg.online: UHLEN ROTH LAY  
UHLEN ROTH LAY Nomen est omen. ROTH is the old German word for red and indeed the rock in the steep vineyard terraces of the VDP.GROSSEN LAGE® ROTH LAY is dark red. The slate was created by erosion…  
2817. Weinberg.online: DELLCHEN  
DELLCHEN The VDP.GROSSE LAGE® DELLCHEN is a natural beauty. The steep dry stone terraces of this GL cling to an extremely steep south-facing slope with up to 70 % gradient. The soils are…  
2818. Weinberg.online: IM MÜHLENBERG  
IM MÜHLENBERG The 6-hectare VDP.GROSSE LAGE® IM MÜHLENBERG is located in the middle of the Höllenpfad vineyard and rises at a 30 – 50 % slope above the village of Roxheim. The site has a southwest to…  
2819. Weinberg.online: HERMANNSHÖHLE  
HERMANNSHÖHLE The south facing VDP.GROSSE LAGE® HERMANNSHÖHLE lies directly on a bend in the Nahe River with perfect exposition to the sun. The vineyard slopes stretch between 130 and 175 metres…  
2820. Weinberg.online: TREPPCHEN  
TREPPCHEN The VDP.GROSSE LAGE® TREPPCHEN climbs from 110 to 260 metres a.s.l. at a slope incline of 50 to 80 percent. It is located across from Erden on the Mosel and faces southwest. Dry stone…  
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