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The traditional "Weingut Wien Cobenzl" is located in the 19th district of Döbling in the district of Grinzing in the north-west of the Austrian capital and the wine-growing region Wien in the middle of the Vienna Woods. Wine was already being pressed on the Latisberg (today Cobenzl) in the 13th century. In 1774, the estate passed to Johann Philipp Count Cobenzl (1741-1810). He had a palace built with beautiful parks, temples and pavilions, where the Viennese court celebrated numerous lavish parties. After Count Cobenzl, the castle and grounds changed hands several times until the city of Wien, under Mayor Dr. Karl Lueger (1844-1910), bought the Cobenzl estate to create a recreational area. Over the years, the estate was converted to viticulture. Since 1988, the estate has been managed by Thomas Podsednik, who has also been in charge of the city's agricultural business since 2001 Wien.

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