The Hessische Bergstrasse has been an independent wine-growing region since 1971. Nestled between the rivers Main, Rhine and Neckar, it is the third smallest in Germany with only around 430 hectares of cultivated area. The location of the Steinberg, south to southwest

aligned, has a medium to deep, skeletal soil

fresh texture. In the lower part the soil consists of sandy to

clayey loam, while the upper part has stony and gritty slate soils

having. The wall around the vineyard built in the 18th century by the monks

was built, protects the location from cold air and once served as a barrier against

Grape theft and wildlife. The wine itself is crystalline

Minerality, finesse and elegance as well as a fine citrus fruit,