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Ried Loiserberg

Grüner Veltliner

2024

1ÖTW Erste Lage Kamptal DAC

Light yellow-green with silvery highlights. Delicate herbal notes, subtle hints of lime, tobacco-like nuances, green apple, white pome fruit, and mineral character. Good complexity, fresh and lively, salty, with a multifaceted acidity profile, apple fruit on the finish, and a mineral aftertaste—a versatile pairing for meals.

Falstaff Wine Guide 2025/26

This wine derives from a vineyard on the “Loiserberg” wherein one also finds the site “Berg Vogelsang”. The difference is that the Grüner Veltliner from “Loiserberg” grows on a south to southeast facing slope, which is less exposed to the winds. The soil stems from primary rock geologically defined as zoisite-amphibolite, which is decomposing granite consisting of gneiss, mica-schist, and some clay and loess.

Grape variety
Grüner Veltliner
Harvest yield
4,000 l / ha
Vine training system
Guyot
Date of harvest
September 21, 2024
Alcohol content
13%
Bottle closure type
Natural cork

Awards

93/100
Falstaff Weinguide 2025/26

Site and climate

Ried Loiserberg

Size
39.5 ha
Elevation
260 – 380 m
Inclination
6 °
Orientation
SSE

The two neighbouring vineyards, Loiserberg and Berg Vogelsang rise to 380 meters above sea level, they are windy and experience extreme temperatures. The difference is that the Grüner Veltliner from “Loiser Berg” grows on a south to southeast facing slope, which is less exposed to the winds.

The 2024 vintage
The winter of 2023/24 was mild and relatively wet. Spring lived up to its name at the beginning and favored early budding with regular rainfall which further encouraged vegetation. This was followed by the proverbial, moody April: after a summery first half, the weather turned and a cool northerly current made for almost wintry days and nights. Late frosts in the lowlands were the logical consequence and this time led to some yield losses in the east of Langenlois, e.g. at Kammerner Lamm, while vineyards in the south and west of Langenlois, that we would normally be more concerned about, were largely spared. The cold shock seemed to have...

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