Klosterberg (single location, Germany)

Klosterberg (Einzellage Deutschland)

In addition to Altenberg (Germany single layer) , Herrenberg , Chapel Hill , Kirchberg , Rosenberg (single location, Germany) and Sonnenberg in the group of the most common single layer names in Germany. The name comes from a total of 30 times. It derives from the fact that many vineyards previously owned by monasteries and the Church were and were cultivated by them.

Ostritz community in the area with Saxony : the south to southeast oriented vineyard with 15 to 40% slope covers only about a hectare of vines. The medium profound proportions with granite weathered soil is covered by some of sandstone and shale. It is the easternmost of Germany's vineyards.

Community Wehlen (Bernkastel area) in the region Moselle : The mountain monastery probably belonged to a nunnery, which was located on the site of the present monastery makers. The oriented from southeast to south vineyard in a small valley in 210-240 meters above sea level with 30 to 60% slope covers 12 hectares. On the rocky, sometimes muddy Tonschieferverwitterungsboden are cultivated mainly Riesling and Pinot Blanc. Shares have, for example, the wineries Berres , Dr. F. Weins-Prüm , Dr. Pauly-mountain hamlet , John Prum , Non-buck dance and Molitor .

Are two individual documents in their communities Bechtolsheim (Rheinhessen), Bengel (Mosel), Bermersheim of heights (Rheinhessen), Bruchsal (Baden), Hohenhaslach, Horrheim (Württemberg), Kiedrich (Rheingau), leaves home (Rheinhessen), clays (Mosel ), Mainz (Rheinhessen), Maring-Noviand, Merl (Mosel), Nieder-Olm (Rheinhessen), Norheim (Middle), Oberheimbach (mean Thein), Oestrich (Rheingau), Osthofen (Rheinhessen), plates (Mosel), Rudesheim ( Rheingau), Saarburg (Mosel), Schäftersheim (Württemberg), slow, Sehndorf, Springiersbach, Traben-Trarbach (Mosel), Varnhalt (Baden) and Wiltingen (Mosel). In another individual layer names like Rocky mountain monastery is included as part of the name Mountain Monastery. The only Great location of the growing region Ahr is also called mountain monastery.