Hohenzollern Transit in Innsbruck and Viticultural Prospects in the Adige Region
The Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Prussia travel incognito through Innsbruck en route to Tegernsee. Meanwhile, viticulture in the Adige region promises a bountiful vintage, despite concerns about caterpillars around Bozen, while vineyards around Meran thrive unscathed.
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Tyrol.
Innsbruck, 4 Aug. Yesterday evening, coming from Italy, Their Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Prussia arrived here under the names of Count and Countess of Zollern, lodged at the inn "zur goldenen Sonne", and continued their journey this morning through the Lower Inn Valley towards Tegernsee.
According to reports from the Adige region, the grapes everywhere are looking very fine and promise a bountiful vintage. In the vicinity of Bozen, however, there is great fear of caterpillars, which caused such terrible destruction last year. They are reportedly already appearing in the Eppan area. Things are better in this regard around Meran, where an abundant crop of grapes is ripening unscathed toward autumn and seems likely to surpass even the bounty of the previous year. Moreover, the most delicious peaches have already been enjoyed for the past twelve days. The weather is fair and has been very warm for several days, though the nights remain tolerable.
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The year 1835 in Merano and Tyrol was shaped by significant events ranging from the death of Emperor Francis I and the mourning in Innsbruck to infrastructure reports on the Stelvio Pass. Alongside high-ranking visits such as that of Archduke John and the Crown Prince couple of Prussia, Merano increasingly established itself as a valued health resort for pulmonary and chest ailments. Reports on local agriculture, viticulture, judicial auctions, and testamentary bequests completed the record of the year. →
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"Hohenzollern Transit in Innsbruck and Viticultural Prospects in the Adige Region." Der Bote für Tirol, 6 August 1835. https://digital.tessmann.it/tessmannDigital/Zeitungsarchiv/Seite/Zeitung/47/1/06.08.1835/151213/1. https://www.meran-archive.com/en/artikel/1835-08-06-hohenzollern-durchreise-in-innsbruck-und-weinbauaussichten-im-etschland