Our wines

Even though Lake Neusiedl changes the color of its waters with each season, it remains the same. This constancy, the power of the waves, their gentleness, and the mood that enchants us at sunrise and sunset – each time, it’s an experience. Our reserve wines also reflect this constancy. The red wines are robust and full-bodied. They require time, possess potential, and can surprise and delight us. They accompany us and become even more intriguing and multi-layered with the years. The white reserve wines, Grauburgunder and Chardonnay, demonstrate how wines from the lake can taste as well. One just needs to embrace them, take the time to enjoy and discover.

Just as the reeds grow in very specific places between the ponds along the lake, our single-vineyard (Rieden) wines are site-specific as well. Single-vineyard wines are long-lasting and enduring. They display independence and character and require patience and time to mature, so they can show us what they are made of. You have to discover them, just like the location (Ried) where they grow.

Zweigelt Ried Seeweingärten – very close to the lake yet right in the heart of the village. Our house vineyard – a matter of the heart! Blaufränkisch Ried Lüss – our oldest vineyard at 48 years old – a legend! Its grapes were used to make the first barrique wine of our winery over 30 years ago. Grauburgunder Ried Rohrjoch – grows in the oldest vineyard of Podersdorf am See. Wine cultivation in this location has been documented since 1782-1785 (Josephine Land Survey). Grauburgunder (also known as Ruländer or gray monk) is the most historically significant variety of our winery. It was cultivated by the Cistercian monks in Podersdorf am See.