Summit

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Summit is one of the major locations on the Moselle with almost 1000  hectares of cultivation area. The large site is part of the Upper Moselle area and includes the vineyards of the communities of Kirf , Merzkirchen , Nittel , Oberbillig , Onsdorf , Palzem , Tawern , Temmels , Wasserliesch , Wasserliesch, Wellen and Wincheringen . The name of this large location comes from Nittel's local mountain called the summit, which is also part of the Nittel coat of arms. Three of the 20 individual layers with a total of around 80 hectares have no special designation and are free of single layers.

The terrain profile is hilly, but not steep. The soil quality is permeable, lime-weathered soil. The character of the white wines grown here is described as "lively, classy, ​​stimulating, refreshing and easily digestible". In the past, 95% of the Elbling was grown here, but the usual diversification of German winegrowers is now more likely to meet customer requirements who expect a greater variety of varieties.

Vineyard no Single layer local community Size in  ha
420102 Schleidberg Tawern 30th
420104 Kapellenberg Palzem 35
420105 single layer free Kirf
420106 Thorner Kupp Castle Palzem 40
420108 Floret Nittel 44
420109 Ladder Nittel 73
420110 Rochusfels Nittel 126
420111 Shepherd's garden Top cheap 48
420112 Römerberg Top cheap 38
420113 Hubertusberg Nittel                   23
Onsdorf
420114 Carlsfelsen Palzem 35
420115 Lay Palzem 60
420116 single layer free Merzkirchen
420117 Kapellenberg Nittel 140
420119 single layer free Tawern
420121 St. Georgshof Temmels 30th
420122 Albachtaler Wasserliesch 25th
420123 Clean up the castle Wasserliesch 10
420124 Rosenberg Palzem 31
420125 Altenberg waves 24
420126 Warsberg Castle Wincheringen 95

swell

  • Vineyards on the Rhineland-Palatinate Chamber of Agriculture
  • Central Biological Institute for Agriculture and Forestry: Notices from the Federal Biological Institute for Agriculture and Forestry, issues 252-262 ; P. 62. Ed .: Federal Biological Institute for Agriculture and Forestry, Parey-Verlag, Berlin 1989

Individual evidence

  1. community Nittel