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Schweigen-Rechtenbach SonnenbergPhoto: Deutsches Weininstitut
Schweigen-Rechtenbach Sonnenberg. German wine from French soil. Although the vines of the Schweigen-Rechtenbach winegrowers are partly on the territory of the Alsatian municipality of Wissembourg, the wines may be marketed under the name of the German single vineyard Sonnenberg. An exceptional regulation makes this possible. The vineyards have been owned by German winegrowing families for generations. Between 1871 and 1919, Alsace and thus also Wissembourg (Weißenburg) belonged to the German Empire. The vineyards in the Sonnenberg, classified by the Verband Deutscher Prädikatsweingüter (VDP) as Große Lagen and Erste Lagen, are mainly on the French side: the Große Lagen Heydenreich, Kammerberg, Kostert, Sankt Paul and Rädling as well as the Erste Lagen Enggasse, Finstergasse, Güldenwingert, Steinwingert and Wormberg. In addition to parts of the single vineyard site under wine law, the Große Lage Sonnenberg also includes vineyards on the other side of the border. Only the Erste Lagen Pfarrwingert and Herrenwingert are located entirely on German territory.