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Seehalde☼
The last former shoreline of Lake Constance. Enormous proportion of gravel and stones, interspersed with carbonate sands. Strong in character and our home.
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Sonnenbichl☼
A little bit further away from the lakeshore and therefore a warmer location in Nonnenhorn. Has a little less coarse soil and a slightly higher clay content than the Seehalde.
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Hoyerberg☼
on hold - will say hello when the location and wine are ready for you.
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Hummer☼
on hold - will say hello when the location and wine are ready for you.
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Nun's horn☼
Nonnenhorn is a flat headland in Lake Constance - very much influenced by it and its history. Typical terrace gravel, interspersed with carbonate sands - mostly crushed, former inhabitants of the lake.
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Bavarian Lake Constance☼
Cool Climate, close to the Alps at around 400m above sea level, right on the lake - a magical place.
Our vines are rooted in soils that were shaped by the glaciations of the last ice age. The ice masses brought all kinds of rubble from the Alps to the Lake Constance region. The retreat of the glacier and the subsequent meltwater work sorted the rocks in the way we find them today as the unique basis for our wines. Exciting!