Ried Badenerweg
Minerality and finesse
Extent
2.5 hectares
Year of planting
2000
Site
Medium clay with loose chalky sedimentary brown soil.
The site is exposed to the wind, which provides for excellent aeration of the vines rapid drying after rain.
Ried Hausberg
Rich and flinty
Extent
2 hectares
Year of planting
1993, 2002
Site
Black, weathered earth with clay inclusions and gravel-like coverage.
Soil
Our vines here grow in earth rich in humus with stony topsoil. The depth of soil combined with the heat-storing upper layer provides for perfect ripening, healthy grape growth and elegant fruity flavours.
Ried Rodauner
Perfect for Rotgipfler
Extent
3 hectares
Year of planting
1980, 2003, 2010
Site
Between Gumpoldskirchen and Pfaffstätten above a railway tunnel; the proud symbol of Traiskirch. The Riede Rodauner lies to the east of the Mandelhöh and incorporates the Chapel of St. Urbanus, the patron saint of viticulture.
Soil
Rich brown earth on shell limestone with rocky inclusions.
The deep, limestone-rich soil with good water-retention capacity provides our Rotgipfler variety
with everything it needs to ripen perfectly year for year.
Ried Tagelsteiner
Purist elegance
Extent
1 hectare
Year of planting
1995
Site
South of Gumpoldskirchen, located above the Weinstraße road.
Soil
Sandy clay with rough limestone upper inclusions.
One of the most austere sites in the region; produces wines with special complexity every year.
The grapes are ideal for making Burgundy wines that can easily cope with the harsh growing
conditions.
Ried Zistl
Cool and nutrient-rich
Extent
2 hectares
Year of planting
2005
Site
Positioned exactly halfway between Gumpoldskirchen and Pfaffstätten, above the
Badenerstrasse road extending as far as the Wasserleitungsweg path.
Soil
Deep, limestone brown earth with some chalky inclusions.
Well supplied from subterranean springs, the vines here produce wines that are particularly
fruity and cool.
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