Winner reception in Tempelhof: tradition and conviviality after the vineyard!

Winner reception in Tempelhof: tradition and conviviality after the vineyard!

On January 24, 2025, the traditional winegrower reception took place in the Berlin district of Tempelhof-Schöneberg, in which representatives from the Bad Kreuznach district took part. District Mayor Jörn Oltmann opened the event and emphasized the importance of the event, which offers encounters, especially after the cut. "It is nice to welcome guests from Rhineland-Palatinate in Tempelhof-Schöneberg," said Oltmann, looking back at the long existing town twinning with the district that has existed since 1963

The district of Bad Kreuznach, located in the nearby, Rhineland-Palatinate, is known for its wine-growing regions. This region produces some of the most sought -after wines in Germany. In Tempelhof-Schöneberg, grapes are grown that form the basis of one of the most popular wines in the district. The vine cut that takes place in January is an important phase in wine production, which also includes smaller “repairs” on the vines. It is closely related to the region of winegrowing in the region.

organization and outlook on the wine industry

The event was organized by Michael Barthel and Reiner Jäck, who act as a link between the city and viticulture. The association for promoting the vineyard and the garden work school in Schöneberg e.V. plays an important role in this. This association not only supports the cultivation of the grapes, but is also integrated into the community work that benefits the city twinning.

The district of Bad Kreuznach also offers a technical school for agricultural economy with the field of viticulture and oenology, which is based in Bad Kreuznach. This university introduces a two -year technician training, which aims in particular on the headquarters in the wine industry. The lessons are organized in a module and includes both general education and subject -specific modules. The training is open to side entrants and career changers and starts in the last summer vacation week.

training and training in viticulture

The technical school offers comprehensive content that cover the entire range of the wine industry, including corporate analysis, vineyards and wine marketing. Interested participants must have relevant formations to qualify, including a degree in the training profession Winner or Küfer as well as one year professional experience.

A supplementary training to prepare for the championship championship is also offered and starts in November 2025. This training is divided into two educational winter and includes both theory and practical elements in wine -growing companies, with special focus on sensory skills, operational communication and marketing.

This closely linked system of training and local traditions and the promotion of encounters between the regions shows how important viticulture is for the culture and economy of the communities involved. The close cooperation between Berlin and Rhineland-Palatinate contributes to strengthening this tradition and the further development of the wine industry.