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Anette
February 10, 2026
It's hard to believe, but wine is actually grown here. You're standing in a historic Berlin wine-growing region, which is clearly recognizable by the street names and the old Prenzlauer Berg coat of arms.
The "Wiener Weingart'l" association maintains the grounds on a voluntary basis, researches the cultural heritage, and cultivates wine using traditional methods.
The "Wiener Weingart'l" association maintains the grounds on a voluntary basis, researches the cultural heritage, and cultivates wine using traditional methods.
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Wanderfreak
August 11, 2023
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Wine has been cultivated in Berlin and Brandenburg since the Middle Ages, specifically since the 12th century. This came to an end after a severe winter in 1740/41 and subsequent deforestation. Since 1999, wine has once again been grown in Prenzlauer Berg, specifically Riesling. A demonstration vineyard was created near the water tower in cooperation with Austrian winegrowers. In 2004, the "Förderverein Weingarten e.V." (Association for the Promotion of the Vineyard) was founded. It pursues exclusively non-commercial interests, and therefore the wine is not for sale.
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