Springiersbacher Hof
Springiersbacher Hof in Ediger
Springiersbacher Hof general view
The Springiersbacher Hof is a winery in the Rhineland-Palatinate Moselle community of Ediger-Eller , in the Moselle (wine-growing region) . The farm was founded in 1299 by the Springiersbach monastery and has been privately owned since the secularization in 1803. The listed property has been used as a winery and distillery since it was founded.
history
On January 30, 1299, the Springiersbach monastery acquired a property in Pleyt in Edegry . This was the beginning of the monastery winery in Ediger. In 1341, the married couple Heinrich von Arras and Elisabeth der Abbey transferred a pension to Edegry. In 1352, a court in Edegre at the intersection of Oberbachstrasse and Kirchstrasse is documented, courtiers were Heinrich von Cond and Gela. From March 1, 1364, Kowzo von Zeltank and Else were courtiers. In 1374 Thele Bicor from Ediger sold 6 vineyards to the abbey. In 1479 (November 13th) Georg Untzen and Else were the courtiers. In 1572 a ding book (order of work) begins for both farms. In 1752–53 under Abbot Johann Heinrich von Wassenberg, the old building was demolished and a baroque building was erected in its place . It is still in this form today. The monastery coat of arms can be seen above the courtyard portal. In 1781 the estates and Lehnwingerten in Ediger were renovated.
In 1781 the two farms were leased to Nikolaus Becker. Here is the translation of the original lease certificate, as far as legible:
"Enfeoffment of the upper and lower courtyards - vine gardener of Springiersbach Abbey in 1781
We Carl Caspar Freiherr von Hollropen Abbot Brior, and Caputaliris of the noble Abbey of Springiersbach certify and hereby confess that we are in line with the honorable Johann Nicolaus Becker zu Ediger because of his praised qualities with our noble noble courts the same, namely the same Ober and Unter Hof have hereby enfeoffed: Immediately enfeoff the same with this power of this letter for fourteen following years and as- that He Johann Nicolaus Becker all of our local Ober- and Unterhof vineyards essentially building and standing with, seven-year ... stakes, and everything related to this appropriate well and good, and as usual entertained, immediately ... except for the halfshind grapes faithfully delivering the grapes to the winepress annually in the estate vineyard, then the lehnweingarthen every year with the thing ... exists, the bier rests on the estate day, which bear the usual costs , the autumn at the same time (or there), verb Surrender, prepare the wine press dishes well, our nappy beds hard and ... enough, treat everything with care, with which the noble abbey in view of their no harm or harm - should and must keep our house and wine press high and high and have a hand ; On the other hand, He has ... to use and enjoy our local dwelling and justice with all these two courts belonging to these two courts as well as the last renewal De Tao 1781 ... and to enjoy, less not the ..., which are to be pressed three times, for himself, then one half a larger ... Malter Herbst grain to be expected annually; Johann Nicolaus Becker, when pledging his Haab and Güther, was hereby pledged to faithfully fulfill all of this.
In… we have signed the Abbot and Prior by hand and have read our Albaliate and Capitular Insingala here under on print.
Springierschbach d. 20th October 1781… by Holtropp abbot w. Dun ... Brior from Capitalie
The above loan has been extended to fourteen years in all of his clauses Springiersbach d. 24.th Gbr 1795 - G Hallcantor S Brackeln Brendenbach… Adam Sevetarius Capituli "
In 1794, under Hofmann Nikolaus Becker (tenant), the monastery winery had the following number of vines :
- 1st class 1693 sticks
- 2nd class 1481 sticks
- 3rd class 7262 sticks
The monastery only owned the new house for almost 50 years. Afterwards, the abbey was dissolved and expropriated in the course of secularization by Napoleon Bonaparte . The Ediger estate was auctioned in 1803.
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“Vente De Domaines Natinaux. N. ° X, Department de Rhin et Moselle
Thursday, the 21st Fruktidor, at 9 o'clock in the morning, in the meeting in front of the Prefect of the Rhine and Moselle Department, in the Prefektkurhofe, the laws of the 15th and 16th Floreal 10th year of the Franconian Republic, and the resolutions of the 4th Frimar and 4th Pluvios 11th year of the Franconian Republic, to finally be auctioned off and sold after-named national goods; namely:
location, inventory and origin of the goods, district of Koblenz, Marie Mayen, municipality of Ediger:A house with 21 pieces of vineyard of 27 ares 58 centaries, 5 pieces of meadow of 2 ares 39 centaries, and 2 pieces of wild land of 19 ares 45 centaries; from the Abbey of Springiersbach, to Bgr. Niklas Becker leased and estimated ...
The goods are sold with all the assets and liabilities attached to them, free of all debts and mortgages, base rates and inclines; the bidder enjoys the same as they belong to Naribn, without anything other than the limitation being guaranteed: so that the lovers can inspect them on the spot before the auction. The auction happens when the lights go out. At least 3 of them must be lit, and the knockdown is not decisive until another light is lit and extinguished without any bid having been made during the same.
Written and submitted by the director of registration and the national domains, Koblenz, the 22nd Thermidor 11th year of the Franconian Republic, GOLBERY
Inspected by the Prefect of the Rhine-Moselle Department CHABAN, the Secretary General MASSON "
The buyer was the courtier Nikolaus Becker from Ediger, whose family still lives in the house to this day. Like most coats of arms in the Rhineland, the coat of arms on the archway was knocked off. Some fragments have been preserved. In 2006 it was restored true to the original.
1997-2000 the courtyard was restored. The property is now home to a winery again.
In Ediger, the Springiersbach monastery also had a lower courtyard in Kapellenstrasse from 1334 to 1794, named after the Martental Monastery Marthendaller Hoff .
architecture
The Felsenkeller is loud urban research to back in 1299, making it one of the oldest rock cellar on the Mosel. The building is beautifully decorated inside and out. The original clay stucco ceilings have been preserved. The baroque staircase in the main building, the fountain house in the inner courtyard and the roof construction made of oak beams are under special protection of monument preservation .
The entire property at Kirchstrasse 15 and Oberbachstrasse 30 is under monument protection or ensemble protection as a building that characterizes the townscape. In 2010 the court received the award "Particularly valuable, monument-compliant renovation, a building that defines the townscape in a rural area" from the government president.
Locations and grape varieties
The winery has around 4 hectares of usable land, some of which are very steep vineyards on which 90% Riesling is grown. Other grape varieties are Pinot Noir , Pinot Gris and Gewürztraminer . The vineyard soils consist of weathered slate .
The estate's vineyard areas include the following locations:
- Ellerer Calmont - Steepest vineyard in the world
- Ediger Elzhofberg
- Ediger Feuerberg
- Ediger Osterlmmchen
- Eller peach garden
- Nehren Römerberg
Web links
- Website of the winery
- Entry of the Springiersbacher Hof winery in Gault Millau ( Memento from July 10, 2014 in the web archive archive.today )
Individual evidence
- ↑ General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (ed.): Informational directory of cultural monuments - Cochem-Zell district. Mainz 2020, p. 29 (PDF; 4.6 MB).
Coordinates: 50 ° 5 '47.2 " N , 7 ° 9' 24.9" E