Castle Garden (single location, Germany)

Burggarten (Einzellage Deutschland)

Single location in the village Heimersheim in the German wine-growing region Ahr . It owes its name to the castle which was built by the German king Philip of Swabia (1177-1208) as his imperial seat. It is located on a former volcano beneath the single layer Crown land . The aligned from Southwest Southeast Vineyards in 80 to 200 meters above sea level with up to 50% slope comprise nearly 15 hectares of vineyards. The floors consist of greywacke, Grauwackeschiefer, loess, loam and loam, and also at the top of basalt. Especially here the varieties Pinot Noir, Riesling and Domina are cultivated. Shares have, for example, the producers Adeneuer , Ahr Winzer eG , (Ahr wine) Castle Garden , Deutzerhof , Maibachfarm , Näkel Meyer and Thomas Nelles .

A second single location in the castle garden growing region Ahr is available in the community Dernau. The cover to the southwest to east-facing flat at 60% to 20% independent and 20% steep vineyards at 125 to 220 meters above sea level 30 hectares of vineyards. The floors are made of slate soil and loam with loess and gravel terrace. Mainly Pinot Noir, Riesling and Portuguese are grown. Shares in a position to have such wineries Jean Stodden , Maibachfarm and Riske Erwin .

There is no third single location called Castle Garden there in the community Bockenheim (range Mittelhaardt-German Wine Route) in the region Palatine . Which is largely stocked with Riesling vineyard located in the exclusive possession of the Castle Good Kurt Janson.