Kiedricher Turmberg
The Turmberg is a vineyard north of Kiedrich in the Rheingau . It belongs to the major Heiligenstock area.
Name origin
The name of the location is derived from the 1160 under Archbishop Christian I of book in the tower mountain next to the Grafenberg as Spur castle built Scharfenstein Castle, from which the only dungeon remains.
Vineyard
The 3.8 hectares large Rhinegau vineyard Kiedricher Turmberg is a south to southwest altitude, as an extension of the Taunus a slope having to 60%.
It is enclosed in the north, east and south by the location of Kiedricher Wasseros , in which it was absorbed according to the Wine Act of 1971 and its amendment of the vineyard role. In 2005 it was used again as a single layer.
Ownership
The Turmberg is owned solely by the Robert Weil winery .
Coordinates: 50 ° 2 '52.4 " N , 8 ° 5' 0.4" E