Grauburgunder Ried Rohrjoch

Our Grauburgunder Ried Rohrjoch reveals itself in a radiant bright golden yellow with fascinating coppery reflections, which underline its uniqueness. The bouquet delicately hints at rose petals and marshmallow, accompanied by nuances of quince and nougat, inviting and seducing the senses.

This Grauburgunder impresses with its tightness and presents on the palate with notes of white stone fruit and a fresh acidity arch. Despite its lightness, it appears balanced and persistent, making it a versatile companion at the table.

The Ried Rohrjoch is the oldest vineyard of Podersdorf am See and holds a rich history. Already during the josefinian colonization from 1782-1785, winemaking at this location was documented. Grauburgunder, also known as Ruländer or Grauer Mönch, is the most historically significant grape variety of our estate, cultivated by the Cistercian monks in Podersdorf am See.

The soil in which this special Grauburgunder grows is clayey sand, predominantly sandy loam, mostly with small coarse components (gravel), and has a high lime content.

Experience the history and uniqueness of Grauburgunder Ried Rohrjoch and enjoy unforgettable moments of indulgence. Order today and discover the fascination of this unique wine!