The plot "Rothenpfad" (above the railway viaduct opposite Pünderich) is a sub-area within the current Marienburg vineyard. The soil here is very light and consists of very soft, weathered red clay slate. The exceptionally steep terrain lacks access roads, prohibiting the use of machinery. For the vines, this means there is no compaction from heavy equipment, providing ideal conditions for healthy root growth.
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