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Words of welcome and general information

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The story of the two biblical scouts

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Why was the imperial double eagle integrated into the coat-of-arms of Poysdorf?

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The gallery of the biblical scouts

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Bacchus – the god of wine

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The wine saints

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Wine in the bible

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The wall of the world of grapes and wine

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Grape harvest in the year 1585

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From vintner to publican

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From the civil hospital to the world of grapes and wine

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Early days of Poysdorf

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Romans and Barbarians

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Renaissance and progress

15

Prosperous Poysdorf

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The Riedl-epitaph

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Treasures from Renaissance times

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The baroque wine town on the Brünnerstraße

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The church treasure of Poysdorf

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Poysdorf in the 19th century

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Poysdorf’s errors of judgement

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Poysdorf between the wars

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Poysdorf after the war

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The Barbara chapel

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Exhibits in the chapel

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Noble wines for noble houses

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The Poysdorf region, supplier of wine for the production of champagne

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The “Poysdorfer Saurüssel”

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The wine festival in Poysdorf

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From stake culture to high culture

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The simple architecture of the wine-press houses

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How does a “ringpress” work?

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Wineries in Poysdorf then and now

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The process of setting grapes into the cellar

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Cellar equipment

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“Kellerkatze”, a sign of quality

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Appliances for the making of wine and different wine-presses

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“Weinbeermühle” and “Schoßkarre”

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Horse-drawn carts as a means of transportation

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The wine-press museum

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The traditional bowling lane of pubs

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The vineyard huts and kitchen gardens