Zweigelt study: is Austria’s ‘Merlot’ capable of greatness?
Although Blaufrankisch is widely seen as Austria’s top red grape, it’s not the most widely planted. That title goes to
Read moreAlthough Blaufrankisch is widely seen as Austria’s top red grape, it’s not the most widely planted. That title goes to
Read moreThis remarkable wine, in a clay bottle, is a blend of Grauburgunder (Pinot Gris) from crystalline schist and quartz schist
Read moreHeinrich are one of the top producers in Austria’s Burgenland wine region. They farm in the Leithaberg region, biodynamically. This
Read moreGernot and Heike Heinrich were custodians of one of Austria’s most critically acclaimed wineries. With 100 hectares in Burgenland, they
Read moreAustria is an interesting country for wine at the moment. Here are notes on 10 organic Austrian wines that I
Read moreWith a name like Fritz Wieninger, you have to trust that wine, and Vienna, is in his blood. Fritz is
Read moreThe Leithaberg DAC is a relatively new one. Part of Austria’s Burgenland region, it makes some very smart wines from
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