smallest vineyards & vineyards

The absolutely smallest vineyard in the world is located in the municipality of Saillon in the canton of Valais in Switzerland and is registered in the cadastre (see in detail under Vineyard of the Dalai Lama):

Smallest vineyard in the world: Saillon in the canton of Valais (Switzerland), only three vines on 1,618 m².
smallest vineyard in Austria: Satzen (Ulrichskirchen-Schleinbach, Weinviertel, Lower Austria) with 100 m² = 0.01 ha
smallest vineyard in Vienna Austria (1st district, Schwarzenbergplatz) with 170 m² = 0.017 ha
smallest single vineyard in Germany: Kreuzwingert (Piesport, Mosel) with 0.1 ha
second smallest single vineyard in Germany: Sonnenuhr (Neumagen, Mosel) with 0.38 ha
third smallest single vineyard in Germany: Gärkammer (Walporzheim, Ahr) with 0.7 ha
smallest appellation in France: La Romanée (Burgundy) with 0.83 ha
second smallest appellation in France: Château-Grillet (Rhône) with 3.5 ha
smallest DOC area in Italy: Fara (Piedmont) with 5 ha
second smallest DOC area in Italy: Verduno Pelaverga (Piedmont) with 11 ha
third smallest DOC area in Italy: San Martino della Battaglia (Lombardy, Veneto) with 25 ha
smallest AVA area in the USA: Cole Ranch in Mendocino County (California) with 25 ha
smallest wine-growing region in Austria: Bergland Austria with 80 ha
smallest wine-growing region in France: Lorraine with 125 ha
smallest wine-growing region in Germany: Hessische Bergstrasse with 427 ha
smallest wine-growing region in Austria: Eisenberg with 499 ha
smallest region in Italy: Aostatal with 500 ha

kleinster Weingarten - Wien Schwarzenbergplatz - 170 m²

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