Fall of Berlin Wall breathes new life into Saxony wine While the end of the communist East largely spelled the collapse of the region's industries, small-hold vineyards sprang up as state-owned farming cooperatives that once produced food for the masses were dissolved, split up and sold off to private owners. Klaus Zimmerling counted among those who pounced on one of these parcels and today he produces top-quality vintages.\\n IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES