The impressive wines of Wolfgang Seher, Weinviertel, Austria
Website: https://www.weingutseher.at/ Based in Platt, in the Weinviertel region, Weingut Wolfgang Seher has 18 hectares of vines in two villages.
Read moreWebsite: https://www.weingutseher.at/ Based in Platt, in the Weinviertel region, Weingut Wolfgang Seher has 18 hectares of vines in two villages.
Read moreWebsite: https://www.weingutfrank.at/englishhome Frank is a family winery that’s been going since 1724. They’re currently farming 23 hectares of vines, and
Read moreWebsite: https://www.weingutkurz.at/ Eric Kurz (pictured above) is the third generation in this family winery, and makes 80% white wines and 20%
Read moreWebsite: https://www.katharinagessl.at/ The transition to the following generation is often a challenge for Austrian wineries, especially where the kids have
Read moreAustria has more examples of Blaufränkisch in this selection than any other country, and this is fair, because it has
Read moreThe Pannobile group is now 30 years old. It was John Nittnaus who created the term Pannobile, from Pannonia, the
Read moreA group of international wine folk gathered at Claus Preisinger’s winery in Gols to meet the Pannobile group. This is
Read moreWebsite: https://esterhazywein.at/en/ Esterházy is a historic estate, located in the Leithaberg subregion of Burgenland. The Esterházy castle, owned by the
Read moreWebsite: https://www.netzl.com/en Many Austrian wineries are family owned, and the change of generations is a way that some use to
Read moreWebsite: https://www.kracher.at/ Based in the village of Illmitz, in the Burgenland, Kracher is probably the most famous sweet wine producer
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