The Mosel wine region, located almost entirely in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate, with a small part in Saarland, is one of the 13 regions (Anbaugebiete) for quality wine in Germany defined in the federal wine legislation. For each of the quality wine regions, the state where the vineyards are located keeps a formal vineyard roll (Weinbergsrolle) which lists all formally recognised vineyards of the region, with detailed surveying maps defining the geographical extent of each vineyard. Thus, the full list of Mosel vineyards in fact consist of separate lists in two German states. These lists defines which geographical designations may appear on the wine labels under the principles set down by the national wine law. The lists includes single vineyard designations (Einzellagen), which are grouped together into collective vineyards (Großlagen). Both single and collective vineyard designations are used together with village names.

The state of Rhineland-Palatinate lists the following vineyards.[1] The vineyards are listed by district (Bereich) broadly from west to east, in the downstream direction of the river Moselle.

District Moseltor

The following vineyards are defined for Moseltor.[2]

Single vineyard designationCollective vineyard designationComment
Village nameVineyard nameVillage nameVineyard name
PerlHasenbergPerlSchloß Bübinger
St. Quirinusberg
SehndorfMarienberg
Klosterberg
NennigSchloßberg
Römerberg

District Obermosel

Single vineyard designationCollective vineyard designationComment
Village name[3]Vineyard nameVillage nameVineyard name
IgelDullgärtenMesenichKönigsberg
Pilgerberg
LangsurBrüderberg
Held
A part of the Großlage Königsberg is not part of any Einzellage
NittelBlümchenNittelGipfel
Leiterchen
Rochusfels
Hubertusberg
Kapellenberg
OberbilligHirtengarten
Römerberg
OnsdorfHubertusberg
PalzemKapellenberg
Schloß Thorner Kupp
Carlsfelsen
Lay
Rosenberg
TawernSchleidberg
St. Georgshof
WasserlieschAlbachtaler
Reining auf der Burg
WellenAltenberg
WincheringenBurg Warsberg
A part of the Großlage Gipfel is not part of any Einzellage

District Saar

Single vineyard designationCollective vineyard designationComment
Village name[3]Vineyard nameVillage nameVineyard name
AylHerrenbergerWiltingenScharzberg
Kupp
Scheidterberg
IrschSonnenberg
KanzemHörecker
Sonnenberg
Altenberg
Ritterpfad
Kastel-StaadtMaximiner Prälat
KonzHerrenberg
Liebfrauenberg
Pulchen
Steinberger
Unterberg
Urbelt
Altenberg
Fels
Kirchberg
Auf der Wiltinger Kupp
Euchariusberg
Hofberg
Karthäuser Klosterberg
Agritiusberg
Hütte
Karlsberg
Raul
Rosenberg
OckfenBockstein
Geisberg
PellingenHerrgottsrock
SaarburgAntoniusbrunnen
Bergschlößchen
Schloßberg
Fuchs
Klosterberg
Kupp
Rausch
Laurentiusberg
Stirn
SchodenGeisberg
Herrenber
Saarfeilser Marienberg
SerrigAntoniusberg
Heiligenborn
Herrenberg
König-Johann-Berg
Kupp
Schloß Saarsteiner
Schloß Saarfelser Schloßberg
Vogelsang
Würtzberg
WawernGoldberg
Herrenberger
Jesuitenberg
Ritterpfad
WiltingenBraune Kupp
Braunfels
Gottesfuß
Hölle
Klosterberg
Kupp
Rosenberg
Sandberg
Schlangengraben
Schloßberg
ScharzhofbergDoes not have to display any village name
Part of the Großlage Scharzberg is not part of any Einzellage

District Ruwertal

The following single vineyard sites are defined for Ruwertal.[4] There is no collective vineyard site (Großlage) in Ruwertal.

Single vineyard designationCollective vineyard designationComment
Village nameVineyard nameVillage nameVineyard name
MorscheidHeiligenhäuschen
Dominikanerberg
WaldrachEhrenberg
Hubertusberg
Jesuitengarten
Jungfernberg
Krone
Laurentiusberg
Meisenberg
Sonnenberg
Heiligenhäuschen
Doktorberg
Kurfürstenberg
KaselHerrenberg
Hitzlay
Kehrnagel
Nies'chen
Paulinsberg
Timpert
Dominikanerberg
KorlingenLaykaul
LorenzhofFelslay
Mäuerchen
MertesdorfJohannisberg
Herrenberg
Maximin GrünhausAbtsbergMaximin Grünhaus is the name of a wine estate rather than a village. It technically fills the role of a village name in the vineyard list, in order to allow this historical estate to display vineyard name in combination with estate name without having to mention the actual village name (Mertesdorf).
Bruderberg
Herrenberg
SommerauSchloßberg
TrierSonnenberg
Maximiner
EitelsbachMarienholz
Karthäuserhofberg

District Bernkastel

District Burg Cochem

A Kabinett level German Riesling from the Himmelreich vineyard located in village of Graach
Single vineyard designationCollective vineyard designationComment
Village name[3]Vineyard nameVillage nameVineyard name
Bruttig-FankelGötterlayCochemGoldbäumchen
CochemBischofsstuhl
Herrenberg
Hochlay
Klostergarten
Pinnerkreuzberg
Schloßberg
Sonnenberg
BriedernRüberberger Domherrenberg
Sennheim
Ellenz-Poltersdorf
Altarberg
Kurfürst
ErnstFeuerberg
Kirchlay
KlottenBrauneberg
Burg Coreidelsteiner
Rosenberg
Pommern
Goldberg
Sonnenuhr
Zeisel
MoselkernKirchberg
Rosenberg
Übereltzer
MüdenFunkenberg
St. Castorhöhle
Treis-KardenDechantsberg
Juffermauer
Münsterberg
AlfBurggrafGrafschaft
Herrenberg
Hölle
Kapellenberg
Katzenkopf
Kronenberg
BremmCalmontA part of the vineyard is located in Ediger-Eller
Laurentiusberg
Schlemmertröpfchen
FrauenbergA part of the vineyard is located in Neef
Abtei Kloster Stuben
BullayBrautrock
Graf Beyßel Herrenberg
Kroneberg
Sonneck
Ediger-EllerBienenlay
Elzhofberg
Engelströpfchen
Feuerberg
Höll
Osterlämmchen
Pfirsichgarten
Schützenlay
Kapplay
Stubener Klostersegen
NeefPetersberg
Rosenberg
NehrenRömerbergA part of the vineyard is located in Senheim
Sankt AldegundHimmelreich
Klosterkammer
Palmberg-Terrassen
Zell-A part of the Großlage is not part of any Einzellage
Burglay-FelsenZellSchwarze Katz
Domherrenberg
Geisberg
Kreuzlay
Nußberg
Petersborn-Kabertchen
Pommerell
Marienburger
Römerquelle
Rosenborn
Adler
Fettgarten
Klosterberg
Königslay-Terrassen
Stephansberg
Sonneck

References

  1. Landwirtschaftskammer Rhineland-Pfalz, accessed on June 14, 2009
  2. Saarländische Moselweinfest, accessed on June 14, 2009 (in German)
  3. 1 2 3 Currently, some of these names are the names of the Gemeinden where the vineyard is located rather than the actual village name as indicated on the wine label. The searchable online vineyard list of Rhineland-Palatinate unfortunately does not indicate where another name than the official Gemeinde name is used.
  4. Ruwer-Riesling e.V.: Weinlagen, accessed on June 14, 2009
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