Pannobile – meeting this coalition of amazing Burgenland producers, who are making some of Austria’s most interesting wines
The Pannobile group is now 30 years old. It was John Nittnaus who created the term Pannobile, from Pannonia, the
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
Read moreWebsite: https://weingut-sommer.at/en I’ve been impressed with the wines from Leo Sommer in the past: https://wineanorak.com/2024/11/28/sommer-beautiful-low-intervention-wines-from-austrias-leithaberg-region/ I had this last night
Read moreWebsite: https://www.weingut-beck.at/ Judith Beck farms 15 hectares of vines in Gols, in the Burgenland. Farming has been biodynamic since 2007,
Read moreI’m at the Cool Climate Wine Summit in Copenhagen, and this year the opening evening was in the form of
Read moreHeinrich is one of Austria’s most interesting producers. Based in Burgenland, they successfully negociated a style change in 2014 and
Read moreWebsite: https://www.rosischuster.at/en/ Hannes Schuster is based in Sankt Margarethen on the western shores of Lake Neusiedlersee. Most of his vineyards
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