Austria
- A Quick Guide to Austria’s Best Wine Regions
- The famous Wachau wine
- The less famous but equally delicious red wines of Burgenland
- Your Beginner's Guide to Grüner Veltliner from Wachau
- Your Beginner's Guide to Blaufränkisch from Burgenland
- Where to buy Austrian wine online
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“Back to school” Austrian wine basket| Discover Alzinger, Heinrich, Strohmeier & More”
Riesling – Alzinger More information Add to cart Naked White – Heinrich More information Add to cart TLZ Weiss – Strohmeier More information Add to cart Theodora – Gut Oggau More information Add to cart Lys – Strohmeier More information Add to cart Blaufränkisch – C.Preisinger More information Add to cart Alzinger – Riesling Dürnsteiner Ditch you usual Alsace Riesling…
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Hidden Wine Cellars in Vienna: An Unforgettable Journey
Did you know Vienna had wine cellars underneath the town? The first district of Vienna has clearly more than meets the eye. There’s a whole world underneath! Unfortunately, this world isn’t open to the public…or is it? Let me take you on a tour I signed up. And for those planning on taking the tour, don’t worry, you won’t be…
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Your wine basket for July 2024
Welcome to the summer edition of our wine lovers’ guide! As the days grow longer and the sun shines brighter, there’s no better way to celebrate the season than with a selection of refreshing and vibrant wines. Today, we’re diving into four exquisite bottles that perfectly capture the essence of summer: Birgit Eichinger Grüner Veltliner Strass Kamptal DAC, Pfaffl Gemischter…
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The Impact Of Terroir On Grüner Veltliner Production
Ever wonder what makes a Grüner Veltliner so darn special? It’s not just sunshine and happy vines (although those play a big part!). The secret weapon? Terroir – that fancy French word for a whole lot of things that influence how a grape grows and tastes. We all know soil is important, right? If you don’t, you’re new here! and…
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Cover Cropping In Austria
Hey you! Welcome back! If you’ve been following the lasts posts, you would have noticed I talk a lot about cover cropping. So even if you now get the very general idea about what it is and why it’s good for for sustainable viticulture, I wanted to go more in depth today. And because, like I say and repeat all…
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Natural Winemaking In Austria
Hey wine lovers! We’ve explored the world of sustainable wines, delving into organic and biodynamic options. But the journey doesn’t stop there! Today, we’re venturing into the exciting realm of natural wines from Austria. Ever tasted a wine where the grapes really sing? That’s the idea behind natural wines. These wines are made with minimal fuss, letting the terroir hbe…
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Biodynamic Winemaking In Austria
Austrian vineyards are not just about growing grapes. Well it is.. But it’s mostly about growing grapes in harmony with nature. We’ve talked about the importance of sustainability in Austria winemaking and we’ve covered the organic aspect of it. Now let’s take it a step further and talk about biodynamic winemaking in Austria. There, vineyards are treated like living, breathing…
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Decantalo Review – Excellent Wine Selection And Quality, Though Delivery Can Be Inconsistent
As an avid wine enthusiast and blogger, I’m always on the lookout for platforms that offer a diverse selection of Austrian wines. And it’s a hard job! Decántalo, a renowned online wine store, has caught my eye for its impressive range of Austrian wines. Let’s see what makes them stand out and if they can help you find your next…
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Organic Winemaking In Austria
Like I said in my previous post, I love Austrian wines…but not only for their taste. Austria is now a leader in environmentally friendly winemaking, with over 40% of its vineyards embracing sustainable practices. This isn’t just a trend; it’s a deep commitment to nature. Organic and biodynamic methods are at the heart of Austria’s eco-conscious approach. These methods ditch…
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Sustainable Wine Practices In Austria
Today I want to write about why I really started this blog and why I picked the Austrian wine niche. A lot of my friends didn’t understand my focus because these wines are really a secret gem, meaning not a lot of people heard about it. Or if they’ve heard about, they mention the great scandal of 1985. But that’s…
