“For this wine a special method is used, to preserve a gentle and fine tannin structure. Intracellular fermentation, meaning fermentation inside the intact berry, keeps the wine fresh and subtle.

A greater part of Grüner Veltliner from selected vineyards and a smaller part of Welschriesling is taken for this wine. After the maceration of 62 days, the berries are pressed and then aged in large Austrian oak barrels (1200L). The big difference between skin-fermented wines and this method is that whole berries are used and that is why the tannins are much smoother. Also a great benefit is the fact that the process is without oxidation, so I don’t need any sulphur. A wild wine, with a gentle heart.”