Baden (wine region)
Baden is the southernmost and with around 15,906 hectares and an average yield of 1.1 million hectoliters of cider is the third largest wine region in Germany. As the only German wine region it belongs to the wine-growing zone B of the European Union, as well as the neighboring Alsace, Champagne and the Loire Valley, all of which are in France.
- 4.1 VDP members
- 4.2 DLG recommended wineries
- 4.3 winegrowers
Areas
Wine-growing areas in Baden Baden are mountain road, Lake Constance, Breisgau, Emperor chair, Kraichgau, Markgraeflerland ( Markgraefler wine), Ortenau, Tauberfranken and Tuniberg, and Unterklettgau.
Varieties
White wine
Are grown for white wine, among other things, the varieties Pinot Gris ( Pinot Grigio ), Müller -Thurgau, Bacchus, Chasselas, Kerner, Klingelberger or Riesling, Scheurebe, Sauvignon Blanc, Muscat, Nobling, Auxerrois and Pinot Blanc Silvaner, Gewürztraminer.
Red wine
Are grown for wine, especially Pinot Noir, Regent, Pinot Meunier, thorn fields.
Blend / blend
Baden rose gold, sometimes called Baden Rotling is no grape variety but a blend of at least 51 % of the white grape varietal Pinot Gris with more than 49 % of the grapes red grape Pinot Noir.
Well-known wine-growing villages
Well-known wine-growing villages are Auggen, Achkarren, Bahlingen, Beckenstein, Berghaupten, Bickensohl, Bischoffingen, Bötzingen, Buchholz, Buhl, Burkheim, Durbach, Eichstetten Endingen chair, Fremersberg, Gengenbach, Glottertal, Hagnau, Hohberg, Ihringen, Istein, Jechtingen, Kappelrodeck King Home, Lauda- Königshofen, running, Malsch, Malterdingen, Meersburg, Michel box, garbage home, local administra Oberbergen, Oberkirch, Oberrotweil Ohlsbach, Ortenberg, Pfaffenweiler, Rauen mountain, Salem, Sasbach, Sasbachwalden, Schliengen, Tauberbischofsheim, Überlingen, Waldulm and Weingarten.
Renowned wine producers
VDP members
The Association of German predicate Wine Estates (VDP ) are:
- Weingut Bercher
- Weingut Blankenhorn
- Staatsweingut Freiburg & Blankenhornsberg
- Weingut Burg Ravensburg
- Weingut Freiherr von and Franckenstein
- Weingut Dr. Heger
- Winery Imperial Count and Marquis Hoensbroech
- Weingut Bernhard Huber
- Weingut Stadt Lahr
- Weingut Andreas Laible
- Winery Lämmlin - Schindler
- Weingut Schloss Neuweier
- Winery Salwey
- Weingut H. Schlumberger
- Weingut Stigler
- Winery Margrave of Baden
DLG recommended wineries
From the German Agricultural Society (DLG ) are recommended:
- Wine and Sektgut Karle
Winegrowers
- Baden winzerkeller Breisach
- Winegrowers Achkarren, Emperor chair
- Winegrowers Burkheim, Emperor chair
- Winegrowers Bötzingen, Emperor chair
- First Markgraefler Winegrowers Schliengen garbage eG, Markgraeflerland
- Winegrowers Auggen, Markgraeflerland
- Winegrowers Britzingen, Markgraeflerland
- Affentaler wine cooperative, Ortenau
- Baden -Baden's wine cooperative, Ortenau
- Durbacher wine cooperative, Ortenau
- Winzerverein Hagnau, Lake Constance
- Gengenbach wine cooperative, Ortenau
- Winegrowers Jechtingen, Emperor chair
- Winzerverein Meersburg, Lake Constance
- Oberkircher wine cooperative, Ortenau
- Pfaffenweiler wine house, Pfaffenweiler
- Rammersweirer wine cooperative, Ortenau
- Waldulmer wine cooperative, Kappelrodeck - Waldulm, Ortenau
- Winzerkeller Hex vom Dasenstein Kappelrodeck, Ortenau
- Winegrowers Königschaffhausen - Kiechlinsbergen eG, emperor chair
- Winegrowers Sasbach am Kaiserstuhl
- Winzerverein Reichenau, Lake Constance
Baden Wine Queen
The Baden wine queen is chosen since 1950. From 2011 to 2012, the Office of Natalie Henninger Endingen - Kiechlinsbergen holds.