Location and classification
Laudenbacher Schloß is a vineyard site in Laudenbach, a district of Karlstadt in the Main-Spessart district. The town is located in Lower Franconia, Bavaria, Germany. Under wine law, the site is assigned to the Franconian Großlage Roßtal in Franken.
Soil and topography
The vineyards of Laudenbach are characterised by the sun-drenched hillside of the Schmidsberg above the Main valley. Muschelkalk is given as the soil type.
Grape varieties and wines
At Laudenbacher Schloß, Müller-Thurgau, Silvaner, Bacchus, Riesling, Kerner and Domina are grown. The following are documented: Bacchus Qualitätswein b.A. halbtrocken, Domina Qualitätswein b.A. trocken, and Rotling Qualitätswein b.A. halbtrocken.
Cultivation and vinification
Farming is conventional and is supported by specialist advice. The wines from the vineyards are matured varietally with modern cellar technology at the Baldauf winery in Ramsthal.
