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Kobern and Winning UhlenPhoto: Deutsches Weininstitut
Kobern and Winning Uhlen. The imposing and extremely steep Uhlen, whose name derives from owls nesting in rocks and walls at the edge of the forest, is probably the most renowned vineyard of the Terrassenmosel. Most of it belongs to Kobern-Gondorf, the smaller part is on the territory of the neighbouring municipality of Winningen. Since 2018, there have been three under European wine law protected designations of origin within the Uhlen, which reflect the geological differences: Roth Lay, Blaufüßer Lay and Laubach. As Joachim Krieger explains in his book Terrassenkultur an der Untermosel (Terrace Culture on the Lower Moselle), the Uhlen, a construct of the German wine law of 1971, did not originally exist in its current dimensions. Rather, in its place there were the cadastral sites Uhlen, Untere Uhlen, Obere Uhlen, Im Rabenberg, An der Blaufüßerlay, Unter der Blaufüßerlay, Oberer Hamm and Pfaffenchöre.