The location "Gundersheimer Höllenbrand" was mentioned in a document in 1437 with the name "in the hilprant" and in 1710 with the name "im Höllenrand". In the vineyard name, both a personal name (Hildebrand) and the Middle High German word halde, hel, hell = slope can mean. The basic word possibly belongs to the Middle High German word rant, which means mountain edge.

Details on the location in "wine language":
Rheinhessen growing area
Wonnegau area
Large mountain monastery
Single layer of hell fire
Community of Gundersheim
Gundersheim district
Vineyards 108 hectares
150-240 m above sea level
South exposure
Source: rheinhessen.de

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December 28, 2020

The lettering is so big that you can easily see it from the highway as you drive past.

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