Silberberg (single location, Germany)

Silberberg (Einzellage Deutschland)

Popular single-layer name in Germany. In addition to the bottom four in detail above, there are individual situations that name also even in the towns and farming areas Bahlingen (Baden), Beilstein (Mosel), Ellenz-Poltersdorf (Mosel), Neuenbürg (Baden), Niederhorbach and Walsheim (Pfalz).

Community in Ahrweiler region Ahr : At the foot of the same collection were discovered during construction of the bypass Ahrweiler remains of a Roman villa. Furnaces found in the excavations confirm the reduction of silver ore, which is probably derived the name of the mountain and the individual situation. A second variant is derived from the name of mountain yourself, what is the vernacular term for sage. The south to southwest oriented include steep vineyards at 110 to 180 meters above sea level with 30 to 60% gradient, 29 hectares of vineyards, of which 13 hectares are planted. The soils are predominantly sandy loam at the foot of greywacke and occasional slate and loess. For the most part, the Pinot Noir, as well as cultivated varieties Blue Portugal, Dornfelder, Acolon, Cabernet Sauvignon, Frühburgunder and Regent. Shares have, for example, the cooperative Ahr Winzer eG , And the wineries Kreuzberg , Maibachfarm and Vineyard Sonnenberg .

Community Bodenheim (Nierstein area) in the region Rheinhessen : The southeast-facing vineyard with 5 to 35% slope comprise 20 hectares of vineyards. The soils consist of sandy to clayey loam and loess and have a high Water storage capacity . Here are cultivated including Riesling and Chardonnay. A share of the situation, for example, the winery Lieutenant Colonel Liebrecht.

Community Monsheim (range Wonnegau) in the region Rheinhessen : The cover to the south and some north-facing vineyard with 3 to 15% slope 270 hectares of vineyards. The size of the soils are very different in the northern part of marl and limestone in the southern part of the hill towards the village Bockenheim loess, sandy loam to stony loam and clay. Shares have, for example, the wineries Wilfried Göhring , Klaus Keller and Milk, Karl-Hermann .

Obermoschel and communities in the region Niedermoschel Near : The south-facing vineyards at 170-305 meters above sea level with 20 to 60% slope comprise 15 hectares in a tributary of the Alsenz Moschelbach. The soils consist of weathered shale with clayey loamy soil. This Riesling and Pinot Noir are grown. A share, for example, the winery Andreas Schmidt.