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Berries, Spice, Smoky
Brugenland / Red Wine / Zweigelt/Pinot Noir / Organic
Farming |
Organic |
Producer |
Arndorfer |
Grape |
Zweigelt/Pinot Noir |
Wine Type |
Red Wine |
Country |
Austria |
Region |
Burgenland |
Vintage |
2023 |
Alcohol |
12.5% |
Size |
750ml |
Wild fermented, light & fresh Austrian juice packed full of fresh, crunchy cranberries. Lovely aperitif with a BBQ or just sat in the garden watching the world go by.
Notes on the producer
Martin and Anna Arndorfer are open-minded, curious, and committed to nature: these qualities have established them as some of the most sensitive and forward-thinking of winemakers in northern Austria. Both Martin and Anna come from a long line of vignerons (Anna is from the Steininger family), and their travels before taking over Martin’s family winery were formative, introducing them to progressive ideas on farming and vinification. Their personal experiences and family backgrounds, paired with their strong and creative personalities, caused the duo to break sharply with Kamptal tradition when they returned home to forge their own path. Now, in a short span of years, Arndorfer is one of the brightest stars in the natural wine world and a reference point for the new generation of Austrian winemakers.
The winery’s ethos comes from the belief that profound wine must be a pleasure to drink and a pleasure to make, and it shows in the wines. You can tell they’re having fun, given the diversity of their offerings, the constant exploration and refining of their expressions of different sites and varieties. They aim to carry “the message from the vineyard” in its fullest form, and their path is minimalism in the cellar. Specifically, this means no sulfur added at crushing, no fining of the must, no adding yeast or even a ‘pied de cuve,’ no stopping malo, no cold stabilization, the very gentlest (if any) filtering, and no additions beyond small levels of sulfur at bottling.