New highlight on the wine teaching trail: historical oak barrel in Edenkoben!

New highlight on the wine teaching trail: historical oak barrel in Edenkoben!

Edenkoben, Deutschland - The wine teaching trail in Edenkoben has received a new highlight by installing a restored oak barrel. The approximately 100 -year -old piece barrel has a volume of 1200 liters and thus represents a greater fluid measure than the common fuder, which holds 1000 liters. This impressive installation recognizes the traditional craft of the kitchen, which has played an important role in Edenkoben. The donor of the barrel, which is presented together with two associated kit, is the Fitz-Schneider winery from Edenkoben. As a central attraction, the new barrel is not only described as an eye -catcher, but also part of the wine culture lived. The team of the wine teaching trail is doing everything possible to make the way more informative and lively by looking for historical devices from viticulture, as well as damaged exhibits are restored or replaced.

The team's efforts to cultivate Edenkoben's cultural and tourist upgrading were praised by Mayor Daniel Poth (FWG). The wine teaching trail not only offers insights into the region's wine history, but also into the variety of wine culture.

The way to the wine teaching trail

The wine teaching trail begins at the Weinstraße / Villastraße Kreisel in Edenkoben and leads the hikers towards Rhodt. Visitors go along Villastraße to various stations, including a wooden barrel, a wine press, the love arbor and several types of wine presses, both in cast iron and in a wooden design.

The directions are clear: turn right before the tennis home, then take the next path on the right. The path runs along the Triefenbach, where further exhibits present themselves. The end point of the tour is the Alla-Hopp system, from where the Fritz Claus Weg leads back to Villastraße.

historical and cultural importance of viticulture

The meaning of viticulture is not only felt locally, but is also documented by extensive research. A specialist bibliography on the history and culture of wine has been comprising almost 40,000 titles since 2003, which grasp the entire German -language wine literature from 1471 to the present day. This worldwide unique bibliography is used and represents a valuable tool for dealing with all facets of the wine.

The project is published by the Rhineland-Palatinate State Library Center and supported by the Society for History of Weines e.V. With such initiatives, the cultural relevance of viticulture continues to be promoted and preserved.

The wine teaching trail Edenkoben not only offers a way to enjoy the regional wines, but also to keep the traditional craft and the culture of viticulture alive. The new attraction of the restored oak barrel will certainly contribute to further upgrading the region.

For more information on the wine teaching path, the website of the southern Weinstraße can be visited, while the comprehensive bibliography on the history of wine on the page of bmel . Details on the new attraction and its importance for Edenkoben can also be found in an article of the .