Baden — the vineyards above Oberbergen
The vines on the slopes above Oberbergen offer a starting point for exploring Baden. Here the Kaiserstuhl district gives the long wine region a distinctly local character.
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Baden is a German wine-growing region extending from the Tauber to Lake Constance. Its districts include the Kaiserstuhl, where Pinot varieties are prominent. Oberbergen in Vogtsburg is one place to see the vineyards and taste wines from this district.
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The German Wine Institute identifies Pinot varieties as especially important in the Kaiserstuhl. Compare a local Spätburgunder with a white Pinot at the same stop, then look across the slopes to see how the vineyards sit around the village.
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Start in Oberbergen at the growers’ cooperative on Badbergstraße. Check the vinothek’s tasting hours, then look for the vineyard slopes from the village’s public roads and paths.
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