Bingen area

Vine landscape near Gau-Bickelheim

The Bingen area is one of three wine-growing areas in the in § 3 , para. 1, no. 10 Weingesetz said Rheinhessen wine region .

location

The Bingen area , together with the Nierstein and Wonnegau areas, forms the Rhine-Hessian wine-growing region and is located in the northwest of the region . With its 8,652 ha it is the second largest area in Rheinhessen after the Nierstein area and its 9,968 ha, the Wonnegau area has 7,580 ha.

Large and single layers

The Bingen area is divided into six major locations with a total of 140 individual locations .

Saint Roch chapel

Aspisheim : Johannisberg, Sonnenberg Kempten on the Rhine : Kapellenberg, Kirchberg, Schloßberg-Schwätzerchen Bingen am Rhein : Kirchberg, Rosengarten, Scharlachberg Büdesheim : Bubenstück, Osterberg, Schwarzenberg Dietersheim : Schelmenstück Sponsheim : Palmstein Grolsheim : Mount of Olives Gensingen : mountains of gold Horrweiler : Spice Garden, Goldberg Welgesheim : little church garden Biebelsheim : Honigberg, Kieselberg Pfaffen-Schwabenheim : almond tree Zotzenheim : Johannisberg, monastery garden Badenheim : Galgenberg, Römerberg Dromersheim : Mainzerweg Ockenheim : Hockenmühle, Klosterweg, Kreuz, Laberstall, Schönhölle, St. Jakobsberg Abbey Gau-Algesheim : Goldberg, Steinert Appenheim : Daubhaus, Drosselborn, Donkey Path, Hundertgulden Nieder-Hilbersheim : Honigberg, Steinacker Sprendlingen : Hell, Honigberg, Klostergarten, Sonnenberg, Wißberg Sankt Johann : Geyersberg, Klostergarten, Steinberg Wolfsheim : Götzenborn, Osterberg, Sankt Kathrin Partenheim : Sankt Georgen, Steinberg Rheingrafenstein Pleitersheim : Sternberg Volxheim : Alte Römerstrasse, Liebfrau, Mönchberg Hackenheim : Kirchberg, Sonnenberg Frei-Laubersheim : Kirchberg Tiefenthal : Graukatz Fürfeld : Eichelberg, Kapellenberg, Steige Wonsheim : Hell, Martinsberg, Sonnenberg Neu-Bamberg : Heerkretz, Kirschwingert, climbing mountain Siefersheim : Golden Horn, Heerkretz, Höllberg, Martinsberg Wöllstein : monkeys, goatskin, Haarberg catwalk, hell, Ölberg, Schloßhölle Eckelsheim : donkey driver, Kirchberg, sun head

Adelberg Nack : Ahrenberg Wendelsheim : Heiligenpfad, Steigerberg Flonheim : Binger Berg, Klostergarten, Rotenpfad Uffhofen : La Roche Erbes-Büdesheim : Geisterberg, Vogelsang Bornheim : chicken, church piece Lonsheim : Mandelberg, Schönberg Bermersheim vor der Höhe : Hildegardisberg, monastery garden Schimsheim : Leckerberg Armsheim : Geiersberg, pieces of gold Ensheim : Kachelberg Rommersheim : Kachelberg Wörrstadt : Rheingrafenberg Sulzheim : Schildberg Elector's Piece Gumbsheim : Castle Hell Gau-Bickelheim : Bockshaut, Chapel, Saukopf Wallertheim : Heil, Vogelsang, Wißberg Gau-Weinheim : Geyersberg, Kaisergarten, Wißberg Vendersheim : Sonnenberg (with tubs: Am Hohlweg and Im Güldenloch) Imperial Palace Youth home in Rheinhessen : Goldberg Engelstadt : Adelpfad, Römerberg Bubenheim : Honigberg, Kallenberg Schwabenheim an der Selz : monastery garden, Sonnenberg Großwinternheim : Bockstein, monastery brother Ingelheim am Rhein : Burgberg, Horn, Kirchenstück, Pares, Schloss Westerhaus, Schlossberg, Sonnenberg, Sonnenhang, Deceiver's Path Wackernheim : Rabenkopf, Schwalben, Steinberg Heidesheim am Rhein : Geißberg, Höllenberg, Steinacker

DLG-recommended wineries

Sign on a winery recommended by the DLG

The German Agricultural Society (DLG) has been auditing wineries and winegrowing cooperatives since 1999 and awards the annual winners of the competitions with the certificates DLG-Recommended Winery or DLG-Recommended Winery .

The validity of the award is initially limited to three years. Afterwards, annual checks are carried out to determine whether the criteria are still being met. The following wineries in the Bingen area have received awards so far:

• Meyerhof Winery (Flonheim)
• Adolf Schick Winery (Jugenheim in Rheinhessen)
• Seyberth Alte Schmiede winery (Siefersheim)
• Singer-Fischer winery (Ingelheim am Rhein)
• Strubel-Roos Winery (Flonheim)

See also

• Rheinhessen (wine-growing region)

Web links

• The individual layers in an interactive map

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} vineyards (growing area Rheinhessen). weinlagen-info.de, accessed on October 9, 2019 . 
2. ↑ ^{a b c} growing region Rheinhessen. ( Memento of February 2, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) vino.la, accessed on October 10, 2019.
3. ↑ Bingen area. ( Memento of May 6, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) vino.la, accessed on October 10, 2019.
4. ↑ Wonnegau area. ( Memento of February 4, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) vino.la, accessed on October 10, 2019.
5. ^ Vineyards (Bingen area). weinlagen-info.de, accessed on October 9, 2019 . 
6. ↑ ^{a b c} German winemaker websites in the test. dasteam.de, accessed on October 9, 2019 . 
7. ↑ Wirtschafts News: One of the best wineries in Germany. die-sektkellerei.de, October 1, 2004, accessed on October 10, 2019 . 
8. ↑ Country hotel in Klostereck. rheinhessen.de, accessed on October 10, 2019 .