Vineyards of Podluzi
Vineyards, adjoining the Austrian border on the very south and Slovakia on the
east, lie on clays, gravel-sands and drifted sands, with insufficiency of calcium,
magnesium and phosphorus, in Hodonin area. Strong and tough varieties as
"Ryzlink rynsky" [Petit Riesling], "Ryzlink vlassky"
[Riesling Italian], "Rulandske bile" [Pinot blanc], "Rulandske
sede" [Pinot gris], blue "Frankovka", "Svatovavrinecke"
[St. Lawrence's] and Zweigel-trebe are grown here, nevertheless morning slight
frosts cause damages in early spring. Clay soil in the north lap Prusanky village
gives good conditions for "Veltlinske zelene" [Veltlin green].
1371 acres of vineyards are divided into 17 viticulture communities and
among 1860 producers. Prusanky, Moravska Nova Ves, Josefov and Hrusky are the
largest centre of the region.
Cite:
Breclav, Dolni Bojanovice, Hodonin, Hrusky, Charvatska Nova Ves,
Josefov, Kostice, Ladna, Lanzhot, Luzice, Mikulcice, Moravska Nova Ves,
Postorna, Prusanky, Rohatec, Tvrdonice, Tynec
