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The cultivation area of 23 467 hectares of vineyards in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate is to Rheinhessen is the second largest Germany . Until 1995 it was called the Rhine Palatinate. The nunmehrige name (Latin Palatine palace) is derived from the Count Palatine of the Holy Roman Empire, in the city of Heidelberg on 13 until the mid-18th Century resided. First indications are viticulture existed long before the Romans, Celts graves already 550 BC, found in Laumersheim and Bad Durkheim. After the Romans withdrew from the area until the 7th Century with the advent of the monasteries of wine revived. In the 8th Century are mentioned more than one hundred wine-growing villages.
In the 12th And 13 Century appeared the first vineyard designations, some of which are in the individual vineyard names have been preserved to this day. As in other German wine regions, there was the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) and subsequent armed conflict, widespread devastation and a decline of viticulture. Mid-19th Century there was a revival, but by mildew and phylloxera until the end of this century, another big slump. As a countermeasure, in 1899 in Neustadt on the Wine Route, a fruit and wine school founded to promote research and educate growers systematically.
After an eventful history, it came in the 1970s, a crisis from which the Palatinate was recovering from the mid-1980s and again provided a number of innovative winemakers, especially with high-quality Rieslings for dynamic development. The Palatinate extends south of Worms, like a belt in 80 kilometers to the French border to the north of Alsace , and from the slopes of the Palatinate Forest to the Rhine . The climatic conditions are ideal for growing grapes. There are dry, not too hot summers and mild winters. With around 1,800 hours of sun, the German Palatinate is one of the hottest growing areas. The floors are made of red sandstone, calcareous loam and clay soils, marls, Keuper, Muschelkalk, granite, porphyry and Schiefertoninseln. At the edge of hilly areas dominated by calcareous soils.
Some 3,600 wineries, of which less than half of prime-care, more than 100 million vines and produce around 2.5 million hectoliters of wine. From the year 2005, the new designation of origin and quality was DC Pfalz introduced. In 1935 was the German Wine Road created the first of its kind. It runs from north to silence Bockenheim-Rechtenbach on the French border. In honor of the two areas Mittelhaardt-German Wine Road and Southern Wine Road are named, which are divided into a total of 25 large documents with 325 individual layers.
The area Mittelhaardt-German Wine Road begins north of the border for Rheinhessen and extends over the Zellertal, green city, according to Durkheim Bad Neustadt on the Wine Route. This rule is generally lighter and more permeable loamy sand to sandy loam before. Deep soils from loess are distributed mainly on the hills and the plains, where they are interspersed with mud and clay. The area is divided into 16 large documents Feuerberg, Earl piece Hochmeß, Hofstück, hell path Honigsäckel, Kobnert, Mary Garden, sea spider, Pfaff reason Rebstöckel, Rosenbühl, Schenkenböhl, Schnepfenflug of the wine route, Schnepfenflug from Zellertal and black earth. Famous wine-growing communities with their individual situations are:
* Asselheim with Goldberg, Palace, St. Stephan
* Bad Durkheim Abtsfronhof, Bettelhaus, Fronhof, Fox Coat , Herrenberg
* Bad Durkheim morning Mr. Herzfeld, Hochbenn, lime kiln, Kirchenstück
* Bad Durkheim with Michel Berg , Nonnengarten, tongue bars , Osterberg
* Bad Durkheim Knight Garden, Spielberg (single location, Germany) , Steinberg, Weilberg
* Bissersheim with Goldberg, hero, Orlen mountain climbing
* Deidesheim with Grain Hubel , Herrgottsacker , high morning , Limekiln
* Deidesheim with gravel hill , a long morning , Mäushöhle , Garden of Eden
* Diedesfeld with mountain, Johanniskirchel, Ölgässel, paradise
* Dirmstein with Herrgottsacker, Jesuit Hofgarten, Almond path
* Duttweiler with Limestone , Mandelberg (single location, Germany)
* Ellerstadt with Bubeneck, Dick Kopp, church pieces , Sonnenberg
* Erpolzheim with Goldberg, pebbly hill, Cherry Orchard
* Forest with Freundstück , Jesuit Garden , church piece , Muse slope , Pechstein , Monster
* Gimmeldingen with Bien garden , Chapel Hill , Almond garden , Schlössel
* Großkarlbach with Burgweg , Osterberg
* Haardt with Bürgergarten (Breumel in the walls), Mr. Letts , Duke , Mandelring
* Herxheim the mountain Kingdom of Heaven , honey sac Kirchenstück
* Kallstadt with Anna Berg, Kreidkeller, Kronenberg, pig's stomach , Steinacker
* Kirchheim an der Weinstrasse with Geißkopf, Cross, Roman Road, Steinacker
* Königsbach with Idig , Jesuit Garden, Cherry Orchard , Stone humpback (until 2009 called Mandelberg)
* Leinsweiler with Sonnenberg
* Mußbach with Bischofsweg, Donkey Skin , bells decade, St. John's garden, elector, mirror
* Neuleiningen males with fire, Castle Mountain, Sun Mountain
* Neustadt / Wine Street with garden Bien , Bischofsweg, Bürgergarten, Erkenbrecht, Donkey Skin
* Neustadt / Wine Route with Gaessel, bells decade, Grain, Mr. Letts , Duke , Idig
* Neustadt / Wine Route with Jesuit Garden, Johanniskirchel, John Garden, Limestone
* Neustadt / Wine Road and Chapel Hill , Cross Mountain, Croats path, Kurfürstendamm, Langenstein
* Neustadt / Wine Route with Lerchenböhl, Mandelberg (single location, Germany) , Monk Garden, Mount of Olives, Ölgässel
* Neustadt / Wine Road and Paradise, equestrian trail, Roman fountains, Schlossberg, mirror
* Ruppertsberg with Gaisböhl , High Castle , Linsenbusch , equestrian trail , Spit
* Sausenheim with honey sac, Hütt , Convent Garden
* Ungstein with Bettelhaus, Mr. Berg , Michael Berg , tongue bars , Osterberg, Weilberg
* Wachenheim Altenberg, Belz, Bishop garden, Boehlig, Fox Coat
* Wachenheim with junk , Goldbächel, King Wingert , Luginsland
* Wachenheim with almond garden Odinstal, Rechbächel, Schlossberg
* Zell piece monastery, Royal Road, Cross Mountain, Black God
The area is located entirely within Southern Wine Road of the same county, including the city of Landau, ranging from the Alsatian border in the south (some areas are located in White Castle, even on French territory) to the northern county boundary on the southern outskirts of Neustadt / Wine Route. Here mainly dominate loess and clay soils. The area is divided into nine major principles Bischofskreuz, Guttenberg, Herrlich, Monastery of Our Lady Mountain, king's garden, Mandelhöhe, Ordensgut, Louis Castle Height and Trappenberg. Famous wine-growing communities with their individual situations are:
* Albersweiler with Latt
* Alster hamlet of Chapel Hill
* Arzheim with Kalmit (only since 2010), Rosenberg (single location, Germany) , Savior
* Billigheim with Rosenberg, Sauschwänzel, dental stone, Venus humps
* Cheap-Ingenheim with Pfaffenberg
* Birkweiler with Kastanienbusch , Mandelberg (single location, Germany) , Rosenberg (single location, Germany)
* Burrweiler with the Old Forest, Schäwer , Castle Garden (In the golden Jost), St. Anna
* Edenkoben with Bergel, Blucher height, heather garden, Holy Cross, Auburn garden
* Edenkoben with Kirchberg, Convent Garden, Muehlberg, black boots
* Edesheim with forestry, almond hill, Rose Garden, Castle
* Eschbach with rabbit
* Essingen with Osterberg, Ross Mountain, Sun Mountain
* Flemlingen with Mr. Buckel, birds diving, Zechpeter
* Frank Bien hamlet with garden lime pit
* Freinsheim with Goldberg, Musicians hump Oschelskopf, Black Cross
* Gleisweiler with Light
* Göcklingen with Kaiserberg
* Godramstein Münzberg (single location, Germany)
* Grove box with a chapel, church pieces, Latvians
* High City with Red Mountain
* Ilbesheim near Landau with Kalmit (only since 2010), Ritter Mountain, Sun Mountain
* Kirrweiler with Mandelberg (single location, Germany) , Upper Castle, Roman road
* Klingenmünster with Mary Magdalene
* Knöringen with Hohenrain
* Landau Old Löhl, Herrenberg, height, Emperor Mountain, Kirchenstück
* Landau Münzberg (single location, Germany) , Mütterle, Pfaffenberg
* Maikammer with Holy Mountain , Immengarten, Chapel Hill, Kirchenstück
* Nußdorf with Mr. Berg, Emperor Mountain, Kirchenstück
* Rhodt under Rietburg with monastic path, Rose Garden, Castle Hill (single location, Germany)
* Silence with Sonnenberg (Kammersberg Rädling)
* Siebeldingen with in the sunshine , monk path, Rosenberg
* St. Martin Baron, Kirchberg
* Doctor with Venningen
* Walsheim with Silberberg
* Weyher in the Palatinate with Michelsberg
* Wollmesheim with Mütterle
More than 20 winegrowers cultivate about one fifth of the Palatinate vineyard area. The Forum barriques Palatinate is committed to the quality of barrique wines. Well-known producers are Acham-Magin , Frank Ackerman , Aloisiushof , Peter Argus , Bärenhof , Bassermann-Jordan , Frederick Becker , Benderhof , Bergdolt-Reif and Nice , Bergdolt St. Lambert , Bernhart , Joseph Biffar , bean stalk , Borell-Diehl , Brenneis Koch , Peter Castel , Christmann Arnold , Corbet , Helmut Darting , Doppler Hertel , Bürklin-Wolf , Dr. Wehrheim , Fitz-Ritter , Forster Winzerverein , Gaul, Karl-Heinz , Bart Brothers , Councillor J. Wegeler heirs , Gies chaff , Gnägy , Hagenbuch Lothar , Henninger IV , Henninger Walter , Jesuitenhof , JL Wolf , karst Ernst , Kaub Karl-Heinz , Kimich , Gerhard Klein , Clippers , Chef Bernard , Koehler-Ruprecht , Boris Kranz , Philip Kuhn , Bruno Leiner , Lergenmüller , Lucashof , Mesel , Herbert Messmer , Frank Meyer , Theo Minges , Georg Mosbacher , Möwes , Mueller-Catoir , Eugene Muller , Münzberg (Winery) , George Naegele , Neiss Axel , Odinstal , Ökonomierat Rebholz , Pfeffingen , Reichsrat von Buhl , Around , Heiner Sauer , Karl Schaefer , Egon Schmitt , Eugene Schneider , Helmut Scholler , Schumacher (Herxheim on the mountain) , Siegrist , Siener - Wettstein , Henry Spindler , Erich sting , St. Annaberg , Star Dominic and Wolfgang , Studier , Wageck-Pfaffmann , Waldkirch , Weegmüller , Weik, Bernd , Estate of Winning , Wilhelmshof , Michael Wolf , Mario tent , Ziegler August (winery Maikammer) and Zoeller Hermann .
In the last ten years, the species level has changed dramatically. The proportion of red wines has risen from 31% to almost 40%, which is in the national trend. At the top is still the undisputed Riesling with just under a quarter of the Refläche. On the second point, the red variety has advanced Dornfelder, which has increased its inventory by 40%. Strong climbers were Pinot Grigio (Pinot Gris) and Sauvignon Blanc with a doubling of the stock. Strongly decreased the white varieties Müller-Thurgau (but still on the third place), Kerner and several other New Breed . The Blend status 2009 (0 = less than 0.5 ha):
In the 12th And 13 Century appeared the first vineyard designations, some of which are in the individual vineyard names have been preserved to this day. As in other German wine regions, there was the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) and subsequent armed conflict, widespread devastation and a decline of viticulture. Mid-19th Century there was a revival, but by mildew and phylloxera until the end of this century, another big slump. As a countermeasure, in 1899 in Neustadt on the Wine Route, a fruit and wine school founded to promote research and educate growers systematically.
After an eventful history, it came in the 1970s, a crisis from which the Palatinate was recovering from the mid-1980s and again provided a number of innovative winemakers, especially with high-quality Rieslings for dynamic development. The Palatinate extends south of Worms, like a belt in 80 kilometers to the French border to the north of Alsace , and from the slopes of the Palatinate Forest to the Rhine . The climatic conditions are ideal for growing grapes. There are dry, not too hot summers and mild winters. With around 1,800 hours of sun, the German Palatinate is one of the hottest growing areas. The floors are made of red sandstone, calcareous loam and clay soils, marls, Keuper, Muschelkalk, granite, porphyry and Schiefertoninseln. At the edge of hilly areas dominated by calcareous soils.
Some 3,600 wineries, of which less than half of prime-care, more than 100 million vines and produce around 2.5 million hectoliters of wine. From the year 2005, the new designation of origin and quality was DC Pfalz introduced. In 1935 was the German Wine Road created the first of its kind. It runs from north to silence Bockenheim-Rechtenbach on the French border. In honor of the two areas Mittelhaardt-German Wine Road and Southern Wine Road are named, which are divided into a total of 25 large documents with 325 individual layers.
The area Mittelhaardt-German Wine Road begins north of the border for Rheinhessen and extends over the Zellertal, green city, according to Durkheim Bad Neustadt on the Wine Route. This rule is generally lighter and more permeable loamy sand to sandy loam before. Deep soils from loess are distributed mainly on the hills and the plains, where they are interspersed with mud and clay. The area is divided into 16 large documents Feuerberg, Earl piece Hochmeß, Hofstück, hell path Honigsäckel, Kobnert, Mary Garden, sea spider, Pfaff reason Rebstöckel, Rosenbühl, Schenkenböhl, Schnepfenflug of the wine route, Schnepfenflug from Zellertal and black earth. Famous wine-growing communities with their individual situations are:
* Asselheim with Goldberg, Palace, St. Stephan
* Bad Durkheim Abtsfronhof, Bettelhaus, Fronhof, Fox Coat , Herrenberg
* Bad Durkheim morning Mr. Herzfeld, Hochbenn, lime kiln, Kirchenstück
* Bad Durkheim with Michel Berg , Nonnengarten, tongue bars , Osterberg
* Bad Durkheim Knight Garden, Spielberg (single location, Germany) , Steinberg, Weilberg
* Bissersheim with Goldberg, hero, Orlen mountain climbing
* Deidesheim with Grain Hubel , Herrgottsacker , high morning , Limekiln
* Deidesheim with gravel hill , a long morning , Mäushöhle , Garden of Eden
* Diedesfeld with mountain, Johanniskirchel, Ölgässel, paradise
* Dirmstein with Herrgottsacker, Jesuit Hofgarten, Almond path
* Duttweiler with Limestone , Mandelberg (single location, Germany)
* Ellerstadt with Bubeneck, Dick Kopp, church pieces , Sonnenberg
* Erpolzheim with Goldberg, pebbly hill, Cherry Orchard
* Forest with Freundstück , Jesuit Garden , church piece , Muse slope , Pechstein , Monster
* Gimmeldingen with Bien garden , Chapel Hill , Almond garden , Schlössel
* Großkarlbach with Burgweg , Osterberg
* Haardt with Bürgergarten (Breumel in the walls), Mr. Letts , Duke , Mandelring
* Herxheim the mountain Kingdom of Heaven , honey sac Kirchenstück
* Kallstadt with Anna Berg, Kreidkeller, Kronenberg, pig's stomach , Steinacker
* Kirchheim an der Weinstrasse with Geißkopf, Cross, Roman Road, Steinacker
* Königsbach with Idig , Jesuit Garden, Cherry Orchard , Stone humpback (until 2009 called Mandelberg)
* Leinsweiler with Sonnenberg
* Mußbach with Bischofsweg, Donkey Skin , bells decade, St. John's garden, elector, mirror
* Neuleiningen males with fire, Castle Mountain, Sun Mountain
* Neustadt / Wine Street with garden Bien , Bischofsweg, Bürgergarten, Erkenbrecht, Donkey Skin
* Neustadt / Wine Route with Gaessel, bells decade, Grain, Mr. Letts , Duke , Idig
* Neustadt / Wine Route with Jesuit Garden, Johanniskirchel, John Garden, Limestone
* Neustadt / Wine Road and Chapel Hill , Cross Mountain, Croats path, Kurfürstendamm, Langenstein
* Neustadt / Wine Route with Lerchenböhl, Mandelberg (single location, Germany) , Monk Garden, Mount of Olives, Ölgässel
* Neustadt / Wine Road and Paradise, equestrian trail, Roman fountains, Schlossberg, mirror
* Ruppertsberg with Gaisböhl , High Castle , Linsenbusch , equestrian trail , Spit
* Sausenheim with honey sac, Hütt , Convent Garden
* Ungstein with Bettelhaus, Mr. Berg , Michael Berg , tongue bars , Osterberg, Weilberg
* Wachenheim Altenberg, Belz, Bishop garden, Boehlig, Fox Coat
* Wachenheim with junk , Goldbächel, King Wingert , Luginsland
* Wachenheim with almond garden Odinstal, Rechbächel, Schlossberg
* Zell piece monastery, Royal Road, Cross Mountain, Black God
The area is located entirely within Southern Wine Road of the same county, including the city of Landau, ranging from the Alsatian border in the south (some areas are located in White Castle, even on French territory) to the northern county boundary on the southern outskirts of Neustadt / Wine Route. Here mainly dominate loess and clay soils. The area is divided into nine major principles Bischofskreuz, Guttenberg, Herrlich, Monastery of Our Lady Mountain, king's garden, Mandelhöhe, Ordensgut, Louis Castle Height and Trappenberg. Famous wine-growing communities with their individual situations are:
* Albersweiler with Latt
* Alster hamlet of Chapel Hill
* Arzheim with Kalmit (only since 2010), Rosenberg (single location, Germany) , Savior
* Billigheim with Rosenberg, Sauschwänzel, dental stone, Venus humps
* Cheap-Ingenheim with Pfaffenberg
* Birkweiler with Kastanienbusch , Mandelberg (single location, Germany) , Rosenberg (single location, Germany)
* Burrweiler with the Old Forest, Schäwer , Castle Garden (In the golden Jost), St. Anna
* Edenkoben with Bergel, Blucher height, heather garden, Holy Cross, Auburn garden
* Edenkoben with Kirchberg, Convent Garden, Muehlberg, black boots
* Edesheim with forestry, almond hill, Rose Garden, Castle
* Eschbach with rabbit
* Essingen with Osterberg, Ross Mountain, Sun Mountain
* Flemlingen with Mr. Buckel, birds diving, Zechpeter
* Frank Bien hamlet with garden lime pit
* Freinsheim with Goldberg, Musicians hump Oschelskopf, Black Cross
* Gleisweiler with Light
* Göcklingen with Kaiserberg
* Godramstein Münzberg (single location, Germany)
* Grove box with a chapel, church pieces, Latvians
* High City with Red Mountain
* Ilbesheim near Landau with Kalmit (only since 2010), Ritter Mountain, Sun Mountain
* Kirrweiler with Mandelberg (single location, Germany) , Upper Castle, Roman road
* Klingenmünster with Mary Magdalene
* Knöringen with Hohenrain
* Landau Old Löhl, Herrenberg, height, Emperor Mountain, Kirchenstück
* Landau Münzberg (single location, Germany) , Mütterle, Pfaffenberg
* Maikammer with Holy Mountain , Immengarten, Chapel Hill, Kirchenstück
* Nußdorf with Mr. Berg, Emperor Mountain, Kirchenstück
* Rhodt under Rietburg with monastic path, Rose Garden, Castle Hill (single location, Germany)
* Silence with Sonnenberg (Kammersberg Rädling)
* Siebeldingen with in the sunshine , monk path, Rosenberg
* St. Martin Baron, Kirchberg
* Doctor with Venningen
* Walsheim with Silberberg
* Weyher in the Palatinate with Michelsberg
* Wollmesheim with Mütterle
More than 20 winegrowers cultivate about one fifth of the Palatinate vineyard area. The Forum barriques Palatinate is committed to the quality of barrique wines. Well-known producers are Acham-Magin , Frank Ackerman , Aloisiushof , Peter Argus , Bärenhof , Bassermann-Jordan , Frederick Becker , Benderhof , Bergdolt-Reif and Nice , Bergdolt St. Lambert , Bernhart , Joseph Biffar , bean stalk , Borell-Diehl , Brenneis Koch , Peter Castel , Christmann Arnold , Corbet , Helmut Darting , Doppler Hertel , Bürklin-Wolf , Dr. Wehrheim , Fitz-Ritter , Forster Winzerverein , Gaul, Karl-Heinz , Bart Brothers , Councillor J. Wegeler heirs , Gies chaff , Gnägy , Hagenbuch Lothar , Henninger IV , Henninger Walter , Jesuitenhof , JL Wolf , karst Ernst , Kaub Karl-Heinz , Kimich , Gerhard Klein , Clippers , Chef Bernard , Koehler-Ruprecht , Boris Kranz , Philip Kuhn , Bruno Leiner , Lergenmüller , Lucashof , Mesel , Herbert Messmer , Frank Meyer , Theo Minges , Georg Mosbacher , Möwes , Mueller-Catoir , Eugene Muller , Münzberg (Winery) , George Naegele , Neiss Axel , Odinstal , Ökonomierat Rebholz , Pfeffingen , Reichsrat von Buhl , Around , Heiner Sauer , Karl Schaefer , Egon Schmitt , Eugene Schneider , Helmut Scholler , Schumacher (Herxheim on the mountain) , Siegrist , Siener - Wettstein , Henry Spindler , Erich sting , St. Annaberg , Star Dominic and Wolfgang , Studier , Wageck-Pfaffmann , Waldkirch , Weegmüller , Weik, Bernd , Estate of Winning , Wilhelmshof , Michael Wolf , Mario tent , Ziegler August (winery Maikammer) and Zoeller Hermann .
In the last ten years, the species level has changed dramatically. The proportion of red wines has risen from 31% to almost 40%, which is in the national trend. At the top is still the undisputed Riesling with just under a quarter of the Refläche. On the second point, the red variety has advanced Dornfelder, which has increased its inventory by 40%. Strong climbers were Pinot Grigio (Pinot Gris) and Sauvignon Blanc with a doubling of the stock. Strongly decreased the white varieties Müller-Thurgau (but still on the third place), Kerner and several other New Breed . The Blend status 2009 (0 = less than 0.5 ha):
| Grape dt principal name | In Germany common synonyms | Color | Hectare 2009 | % - Ant |
| Riesling | White Riesling, Rhine Riesling | white | 5546 | 23.6 |
| Dornfelder | - | red | 3138 | 13.4 |
| Müller-Thurgau | Rivaner | white | 2298 | 9.8 |
| Portuguese | Blue Portugal | red | 2092 | 8.9 |
| Pinot Noir including Samtrot | Pinot Noir , Blauer S., Pinot Noir Pinot Noir clone Samtrot | red | 1582 | 6.7 |
| Kerner | - | white | 1105 | 4.7 |
| Ruland | Pinot Gris , Pinot Gris | white | 1070 | 4.6 |
| White Burgundy | Pinot Blanc , Pinot Blanc | white | 913 | 3.9 |
| Silvaner | Silvaner, Sylvaner | white | 825 | 3.5 |
| Regent | - | red | 632 | 2.7 |
| Chardonnay | - | white | 489 | 2.1 |
| Scheurebe | Seedling 88 | white | 408 | 1.7 |
| Gewurztraminer | Traminer , Gewurztraminer | white | 353 | 1.5 |
| Saint Laurent | St. Laurent | red | 301 | 1.3 |
| Morio-Muskat | Morio | white | 260 | 1.1 |
| Merlot | - | red | 225 | 1.0 |
| Sauvignon Blanc | Muskat-Sylvaner | white | 224 | 1.0 |
| Ortega | - | white | 212 | 0.9 |
| Huxelrebe | - | white | 180 | 0.8 |
| Dark Fields | - | red | 178 | 0.8 |
| Müllerrebe | Meunier , Pinot Meunier | red | 159 | 0.7 |
| Cabernet Sauvignon | - | red | 153 | 0.7 |
| Bacchus | - | white | 139 | 0.6 |
| Acolon | - | red | 115 | 0.5 |
| Heroldrebe | - | white | 94 | 0.4 |
| Cabernet Dorsa | - | red | 79 | 0.3 |
| Cabernet Mitos | - | red | 79 | 0.3 |
| Frühburgunder | Blue Frühburgunder, Clevner | red | 62 | 0.3 |
| Auxerrois | - | white | 61 | 0.3 |
| Muscat Red Muscatel | Muscatel , Muscat Blanc | white | 61 A | 0.3 - |
| Faberrebe | - | white | 47 | 0.2 |
| Rieslaner | - | white | 39 | 0.2 |
| Limberger / Lemberger | Blaufränkisch , Blauer Limberger | red | 39 | 0.2 |
| Cabernet Cubin | - | red | 32 | 0.1 |
| Siegerrebe | - | white | 32 | 0.1 |
| Ehrenfelser | - | white | 28 | 0.1 |
| Syrah | Shiraz | red | 13 | 0.1 |
| Cabernet Dorio | - | red | 12 | 0.1 |
| Dakapo | - | red | 11 | 0.1 |
| Chancellor | - | white | 10 | - |
| Phoenix | - | white | 9 | - |
| Solaris | - | white | 9 | - |
| John | - | white | 8 | - |
| Reichensteiner | - | white | 8 | - |
| Domination | - | red | 7 | - |
| Cabernet Franc | - | red | 6 | - |
| Albalonga | - | white | 5 | - |
| Core Modeling | - | white | 4 | - |
| Muscat Ottonel | - | white | 4 | - |
| Trollinger | Blauer Trollinger, Vernatsch | red | 4 | - |
| Optima | Optima 113 | white | 3 | - |
| Grüner Veltliner | Weißgipfler | white | 3 | - |
| Würzer | - | white | 3 | - |
| Blauer Zweigelt | Zweigelt , Rotburger | red | 3 | - |
| Red Chasselas White Chasselas | Chasselas , Chasselas | white | 0 2 | - - |
| Jewel | - | white | 2 | - |
| Pearl | - | white | 2 | - |
| Schönburger | - | white | 2 | - |
| Deckrot | - | red | A | - |
| Hölder | - | white | A | - |
| Marie Steiner | - | white | A | - |
| Nutmeg Trollinger | Trollinger nutmeg | red | A | - |
| Nobling | - | white | A | - |
| Palas | - | red | A | - |
| Staufer | - | white | A | - |
| Cabernet Cortis | - | red | 0 | - |
| Ehrenbreitsteiner | - | white | 0 | - |
| Red Elbling White Elbling | Elbling , Kleinberger | white | 0 0 | - - |
| Dyers grape | Teinturier du Cher | red | 0 | - |
| Helfensteiner | - | red | 0 | - |
| Malinger | Previously Malingre , Early | white | 0 | - |
| Malmsey | Early Roter Veltliner , Early Red | white | 0 | - |
| Orion | - | white | 0 | - |
| Principal | - | white | 0 | - |
| Sprinklers | - | white | 0 | - |
| Rondo | - | white | 0 | - |
| Helfensteiner | - | red | 0 | - |
| Silcher | - | white | 0 | - |
| Sirius | - | white | 0 | - |
| usual white varieties | - | white | 57 | 0.2 |
| usual red varieties | - | red | 22 | 0.1 |
| WHITE VARIETIES | 14 425 | 61.5 | ||
| RED VARIETIES | 9042 | 38.5 | ||
| TOTAL | 23 467 | 100 |