It’s a long time from the start of a vintage’s vegetation period to the filled bottle. During this time, it’s the interplay between people and nature that determines the quality of our wines. This is the only way for the winemaker’s unmistakable signature to be able to develop in the bottle. For us, one of the most important decisions is to only interfere with nature in a very limited and targeted way. Long exposure to yeast and the right choice of fermentation and storage casks contribute to how this signature manifests itself.
A well-considered selection of fruit wood, so as not to obstruct the channels for the vine’s sap, and maintaining species-rich vegetation that has a positive effect on the stock of useful plants, are among some of our most important ideas.
We completely refrain from using insecticides or herbicides. By composting plant-based press residues and farmyard manure, we are able to avoid using synthetic fertilisers on our vineyard plots all year round.
As part of the ‘Organic’ and ‘Sustainable Austria’ certification schemes, we work with our partners to implement measures that comply with the strict guidelines for organic and sustainable viticulture.
A well-considered selection of fruit wood, so as not to obstruct the channels for the vine’s sap, and maintaining species-rich vegetation that has a positive effect on the stock of useful plants, are among some of our most important ideas.
We completely refrain from using insecticides or herbicides. By composting plant-based press residues and farmyard manure, we are able to avoid using synthetic fertilisers on our vineyard plots all year round.
As part of the ‘Organic’ and ‘Sustainable Austria’ certification schemes, we work with our partners to implement measures that comply with the strict guidelines for organic and sustainable viticulture.