Kraichgau-Stromberg wine route - Weinstraße Kraichgau-Stromberg

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The Kraichgau-Stromberg wine route leads in several sections through the vineyards of Kraichgau, Hypocritical mountain, Stromberg and Zabergäu.

Signs for the Kraichgau-Stromberg wine route

background

Like many German holiday routes, the Wine Route is also Kraichgau-Stromberg not a grown route, but was created in 1955 to publicize the tourist characteristics of the region in a uniform marketing concept. The common link is viticulture, even if differences can already be found here in a small area. The Winemaker or Wine grower of the Baden wine-growing regions on the western edge of the Kraichgau work in wine-growing zone B, while the Wengerter In the Württemberg growing regions of Heuchelberg and Zabergäu, they press their wine in the A growing area.

The specified Large or single layer should only serve as a guide. It often doesn't say much about the quality. Smaller businesses often also produce excellent wines as a sideline, which they then usually market themselves. These wines are then shown as table wine, although they can actually be assigned to a higher level. The reason is obvious: the official test number required for a quality wine costs money, and the people of this region are thrifty.

preparation

getting there

Routes

This wine route currently covers a total of 355 km in length, this is only possible in the relatively small area because the division into individual routes means that practically every place can be reached Vineyard or Swabian Wengert (= Vineyard) there

Main route

She goes from Bruchsal once around the entire wine-growing region, length 255 km

From Bruchal to Mühlacker

From Vaihingen to Kürnbach

From Sulzfeld to Ubstadt-Weiher

Graf-Eberstein-Schloss in Kraichtal-Gochsheim

Heuchelberg route

This section begins in Zaberfeld, goes to the northeast over the Heuchelberg Schwaigern and Leingarten and then swings again towards the southwest to the largest wine-growing town in Württemberg Brackenheim. The great location of these wines is called Hypocritical mountain. The length of this section is around 40 km.

Michaelsberg route

Of Güglingen guides the route Cleebronn, walks along Michaelsberg and past the amusement park Tripsdrill to Bönnigheim, the length of the route is approximately 21 km

Stromberg route

The approximately 11 km short section goes from Star Rock through the wine-growing communities on the southern edge of the Stromberg Sachsenheim and ends in the Hohenhaslach district. The main location is called like the route: Stromberg.

Zabergäuroute

The route begins in Sternenfels, it goes on the L1103 into the valley of the Zaber to Brackenheim. The simpler wines pressed along this route are part of the great location Hypocritical mountain. The entire route is around 18 km long.

Cistercian route

Circuit from Boards above Maulbronn and Mühlacker back to Bretten, about 58 km

trips

literature

Web links

• Kraichgau-Stromberg wine route, on deutsche-weine-und-weinstrassen.de
• current website from 2020

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