Unsere Erkundungen führen durch jene europäischen Weinbaugebiete, in denen Winzer das Erbe ihrer Vorfahren mit biodynamischer Weitsicht neu interpretieren. Von den kargen Böden der Loire bis zu den Terroirs des Burgenlandes beleuchten wir die enge Verbindung zwischen Geologie, Klima und Rebsorte als Ursprung charaktervoller Weine von tiefer Herkunftstreue.
For centuries, the wine world has looked to Bordeaux, a region that has become the epitome of great wines for many. While the famous châteaux of the Médoc classification of 1855 today serve primarily as status symbols - with Latour, Lafite and Co. at prices of over 1000 euros per bottle in some cases - the...
Die Loire ist eine der faszinierendsten Weinregionen Europas. Von den mineralischen Sauvignon Blancs in Sancerre bis zu den komplexen Süßweinen Vouvrays erstreckt sich ein vielfältiges Spektrum an Terroirs und Weinstilen. Die Region erlebt seit einem Jahrzehnt eine regelrechte Renaissance, angetrieben von einer neuen Generation von Winzern, die das große Potential…
In the heart of the southern Rhône, where the majestic mistral brushes the vineyards and centuries-old vines sink their roots deep into the stony earth, Châteauneuf-du-Pape towers like a crown over the Provençal wine landscape. No other region epitomises the synthesis of Mediterranean power and French finesse with such grandeur. Here, where once the...
The winding roads to Montalcino lead to one of Italy's most fascinating wine regions. What was still an insider tip among wine lovers in the early 1980s has developed into one of the most sought-after wines in Italy. But the magical attraction of this Tuscan hilly landscape, where Sangiovese finds its greatest expression, is timeless...
In recent decades, the Ribera del Duero wine region in the north of Spain has established itself alongside Rioja as a key player in the success story of Spanish wines. With its excellent reputation and clear positioning in the premium segment, this region offers a fascinating wine landscape that is well worth exploring. Today we take a look at...
Over the past three decades, Burgenland, Austria's easternmost province, has developed from a sleepy wine-growing region into one of the most dynamic and fascinating terroirs in Europe. This transformation is not only remarkable, but downright revolutionary in its scope for the Austrian and international wine scene. Terroir and climatic conditions The Pannonian climate...
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