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Vineyard (site) in the two municipalities of Zöbing and Hadersdorf-Kammern in the Lower Austrian wine-growing region of Kamptal. The name refers to a basin-like depression. It borders on the Gaisberg, Heiligenstein and Lamm vineyards. The south-southeast-facing and partly terraced vineyards cover 26 hectares of vines at 222 to 355 metres above sea level with slopes ranging from 0° to 29°. The subsoil consists of loess or loess loam with brown earth. The silty (fine-grained), calcareous and dry soil is moderately permeable.

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