Grüner Veltliner
Grüner Veltliner is the most important autochthonous grape variety in Austria. As an origin-typical DAC wine, this variety holds special rank in several wine-growing regions, like in KREMSTAL.
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Riesling
This variety was brought from the Rhine to the Danube in Austria and is now – next to the Grüner Veltliner - the most important white wine variety in the Wachau and Kremstal.
Blauer Zweigelt
As the most widespread red wine variety in Austria, the wine spectrum of the Blauer Zweigelt ranges from young-drinking, non-wood-matured versions to strong, firm wines matured in the barrique.
Gelber Muskateller (yellow muscatel)
It is one of the oldest grape varieties and yields different types. In Austria, predominantly yellow muscatel is cultivated.
Chardonnay
The variety is grown throughout the world and yields some of the most expensive wines anywhere.
Weißburgunder (Pinot Blanc)
Only in good vineyard sites does this variety yield the highest quality. Young wines have a blossomy expression and piquant acidity, while mature versions tend to develop bread and nut flavours.
Neuburger
The former Neuburger memorial (now NÖ wine memorial) is a reminder of the origin of this variety.
Frühroter Veltliner
This old autochthonous grape variety is widely grown in the Thermenregion, Weinviertel and in the Wagram. It is mostly sold as young "primeur" wine.
Sankt Laurent
St. Laurent was named after St. Lawrence Day - August 10th – the day when the grapes begin to change colour.
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