Hamburg

Vines are grown in small quantities in the northern German Hanseatic city of Hamburg in Germany. The first 50 vines of the two varieties Regent and Phoenix were planted in 1995 and were extended by a further 25 in 2008. The small area of vines is located near the port of Hamburg above the Landungsbrücken on the slope of the Stintfang and lies at the 53rd parallel. The grapes are harvested and vinified every year in September under the supervision of the Stuttgart vintner Fritz Currle. The following year the grapes return to the Elbe as "Hamburger Stintfang Cuvée". The production volume is 50 to 100 litres of wine. The acid-accentuated, rosé-like cuvée has a distinct aroma and an alcohol content of about 9% vol.

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