"Vineyards on steep slopes, the Mosel region is the largest steep wine-growing area in the world. The Calmont vineyard between Bremm and Ediger-Eller, with a slope of up to 68 degrees, is often called the steepest vineyard in the world. However, Engelsfelden in the Bühler valley in Baden is really the steepest with 75 degrees. On such steep and terraced locations, the care of the vines is only possible by hand and very time-consuming.
Weinberge an Steilhängen, die Moselregion ist das größte Steilweinanbaugebiet der Welt. Der Weinberg Calmont zwischen Bremm und Ediger-Eller wird mit einer Neigung von bis zu 68 Grad oft als der steilste Weinberg der Welt bezeichnet. Allerdings ist Engelsfelden im badischen Bühlertal mit 75 Grad wirklich am steilsten. Auf solch steilen und terrassierten Standorten ist die Pflege der Reben nur von Hand möglich und sehr zeitaufwändig...." says Danny VG in habitat Vineyard on 14.08.2024.. Post your nature observations of Agriculture sightings in the NatureSpots App, too! #NatureSpots #Agriculture #Vineyard
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