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Austrian Catalog 2007:Auscat 2003
AUSTRIA 2007 AUSTRIA terry theise estate selections “First of all, everything is unified, everything is linked together, everything is explained by something else and in turn explains another thing. There is nothing separate, that is, nothing that can be named or described separately. In order to describe the first impressions, the first sensations, it is necessary to describe all at once. The new world with which one comes into contact has no sides, so that it is impossible to describe first one side and then the other. All of it is visible at every point . .” - P.D. Ouspensky “Either Nature has a kind of consciousness, and therefore a purpose, or it does not. In our present state of development, there’s no way to know. It’s my experience that Nature — whether metallic (like my car) or organic (like a plant) or neither (like the wind) — behaves differently if one relates to it as though it is conscious; many have experienced consciousness in rocks, flora, fauna, and objects, but our subjective experi- ences are difficult to demonstrate and impossible to prove. If Nature has no conscious- ness or purpose, I don’t see how humanity can, so I choose to believe we all do. That’s my sense of things. Again, impossible to prove, especially when the evidence appears to point the other way.” - Michael Ventura i Front Cover Photo: A field of rapeseed in full May bloom. ii table of contents Introduction . .1 The 2006 Vintage . .4 Grape Varieties . .7 Austrian Wine Laws . .10 Austrian Wine Culture . .12 Map of Austria . -
T-PVS/DE (2019) 8 [De08e 2019.Docx]
Strasbourg, 7 February 2019 T-PVS/DE (2019) 8 [de08e_2019.docx] CONVENTION ON THE CONSERVATION OF EUROPEAN WILDLIFE AND NATURAL HABITATS Standing Committee 39th meeting Strasbourg, 3-6 December 2019 __________ REPORT ON THE SPOT EXPERT APPRAISAL OF THE WACHAU PROTECTED LANDSCAPE (AUSTRIA) 10-11 September 2018 Document prepared by Mr Peter Skoberne (Slovenia) This document will not be distributed at the meeting. Please bring this copy. Ce document ne sera plus distribué en réunion. Prière de vous munir de cet exemplaire. T-PVS/DE (2019) 8 - 2 - 1. INTRODUCTION The European Diploma for Protected Areas was awarded to the Wachau Protected Landscape in 1994 and renewed in 2009 along with the initial condition and 8 recommendations. For the next renewal an on-the-spot appraisal was undertaken in 2018. I visited the area from 9th to 11th September 2018. The visit was extremely well organised by the World Heritage Municipalities Wachau Association (Verein Welterbegemeiden Wachau) which is responsible for site management, in particular by the manager Dipl.-Ing. Michael Schimek. That was very important as the time for the visit was limited, unexpectedly the vintage started earlier, so it was really a success to assure presence of all key representatives at the site (Annex 1 - programme of visit). Representatives were all very competent and keen to help me to understand issues about the protected area. I would like to thank all organisers of the visit for the helpful, enthusiastic and very open assistance during the on-the-spot-appraisal mission, and all experts and representatives I met during these 3 days: Bgm. -
2Nd Report by the Republic of Austria
Strasbourg, 1 December 2006 ACFC/SR/II(2006)008 [English only] SECOND REPORT SUBMITTED BY AUSTRIA PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 25, PARAGRAPH 1 OF THE FRAMEWORK CONVENTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF NATIONAL MINORITIES Received on 1 December 2006 ACFC/SR/II(2006)008 TABLE OF CONTENTS PART I...................................................................................................................................5 I.1. General Remarks..............................................................................................................5 I.2. Comments on the Questions and the Resolution of the Council of Europe ........................7 PART II ...............................................................................................................................17 II.1. The Situation of the National Minorities in Austria .......................................................17 II.1.1. The History of the National Minorities .......................................................................18 The Croat minority in Burgenland ........................................................................................18 The Slovene minority ...........................................................................................................19 The Hungarian minority .......................................................................................................21 The Czech minority..............................................................................................................21 The Slovak minority.............................................................................................................22 -
Terry Theise Estate Selections
terry theise estate selections imported by: Michael Skurnik Wines 575 Underhill Boulevard, Suite 216 Syosset, New York 11791 Tel: 516•677•9300 Fax 516•677•9301 www.skurnikwines.com This catalog is dedicated to Karen Odessa; we all missed you. i “. every truth is fragile . every knowledge must be learned over and over again, every night . we grow not in a straight line but in ascending and descending and tilting circles . what gives us power one year robs us of power the next, for nothing is settled, ever, for anyone. What makes this bearable is awe.” - Michael Ventura “Before Buddha or Jesus spoke, the nightingale sang, and long after the words of Jesus and Buddha are gone into oblivion, the nightingale still will sing. Because it is neither preaching nor commanding nor urging. It is just singing.” - D.H. Lawrence i i table of contents Introduction . .1 The 2002 Vintage . .3 Grape Varieties . .5 Austrian Wine Laws . .8 Austrian Wine Culture . .9 Map of Austria . .11 Hirschmann Pumpkin Seed Oil . .12 Weingut Englebert Prieler . .13 A Primer of Terroir . .15 Weingut Heidi Schröck . .17 Weingut Walter Glatzer . .20 Weingut Familie Zull . .23 Weingut Paul Lehrner . .25 Kremstal and Kamptal . .27 Weingut Erich and Maria Berger . .28 Weingut Mantlerhof . .30 Weingut Familie Nigl . .32 Weingut Erich Salomon / Undhof . .35 Weingut Willi Bründlmayer . .38 Why Does Place Specificity Mater . .42 Weingut Schloss Gobelsburg . .44 Weingut Ludwig Hiedler . .47 Weingut Josef Hirsch . .50 Wachau . .53 Leo Alzinger . .55 Weingut Josef Jamek . .57 Nikolaihof-Wachau . .60 Dinstlgut Loiben . .64 Styria, Interruptus . .66 Hans Reisetbauer . -
Our Portfolio
2020 About Us Circo Vino (pronounced Chir-co Vee-no) is loosely translated as “Wine Circus” in Italian. Circo Vino serves as a national importer for the United States and is licensed to sell to wholesalers nationwide. Circo Vino acts as the main sales, marketing, and public relations entity for its winery partners. Circo Vino does not have a centralized office or warehouse, preferring to utilize a virtual office and current technology to centralize company communication. Circo Vino has significant relationships with shipping agencies and warehouses nationally and internationally that assist us in our flexible and fresh shipping design. Circo Vino began in 2009 with a dedication to find flexible avenues to encourage direct imports of artisanal wines from unique terroirs to the USA marketplace. We believe that sublime wine is a result of the collaborative relationship between mother nature, the grower and the consumer. The ultimate connection we seek to create is between the grower and those who appreciate his or her wines. With this in mind, we specialize in Direct Import Facilitation, focusing on emerging state markets that need assistance in directly importing wine as well as helping established markets simplify their Direct Import structure. We seek wines that demonstrate a sense of place and a singularity of style - wines that make us say “Yes! This is it!” We gravitate toward wines that are farmed in low-impact ways and handled gently, and we prefer to work with winery partners who grow wines with both a respect for tradition and a sustainable vision for the future. We love working with partners that infuse humor and creativity into their work and are interested in reaching the dinner tables of American wine drinkers as well as retail shelves and restaurant wine lists. -
Arisierungsakten Des Nördlichen Burgenlandes (Landeshauptmannschaft Niederösterreich)
Arisierungsakten des nördlichen Burgenlandes (Landeshauptmannschaft Niederösterreich) Faszikel 1 16 Orley Olga Bruck a. d. Leitha F 1 34 Feigelstock Hugo u. Jolan Deutschkreutz F 1 34 a Feigelstock Gustav, Hugo u. Jolan Deutschkreutz F 1 37 Nemeth Maria Eisenstadt F 1 117 Mayer Karl Bruckneudorf F 1 Fould Anna; Lederer Valarie; Stutzer 202 Deutschkreutz F 1 Charlotte; Weiler Sigmund u. Stefanie Aufzeichnungen über die zum Abbruch 214 Deutschkreutz F 1 bestimmten Judenhäuser 218 Reiner Netti Sara Deutschkreutz F 1 238 Mandel Ernst Israel Sauerbrunn F 1 246 Eisenberg Isidor Deutschkreutz F 1 248 Entenberg Sigmund Neudörfl F 1 249 Engel Leopold Frauenkirchen F 1 250 Steindler Julius Eisenstadt F 1 252 Gerstl Josefine Sara Frauenkirchen F 1 253 Goldner Sigmund, Gisela, Erich u. Rosa Deutschkreutz F 1 255 Grünwald Gabriel u. Giza Deutschkreutz F 1 257 Gerö Oskar Eisenstadt F 1 268 Hirschenhäuser Eugenie Mattersburg F 1 269 Hirsch Alfred Mattersburg F 1 272 Krauß Berta Deutschkreutz F 1 275 a Judenmöbel Oberpullendorf F 1 275 b Judenmöbel Frauenkirchen F 1 275 c Judenmöbel Sauerbrunn F 1 342 Hacker Isidor u. Maria Kobersdorf F 1 342 a Hacker Isidor u. Maria Kobersdorf F 1 342 c Hacker Maria Lindgraben F 1 Faszikel 2 417 Weiss Pratin Bruckneudorf F 2 433 Bruckner & Spiegel; Spiegel Emanuel Deutschkreutz F 2 439 Boskovits Hugo; Mayer Josef Nickelsdorf F 2 439 Boskovits Hugo Nickelsdorf F 2 445 Unger Karl Eisenstadt F 2 473 Rom Michael, Gustav u. Elisabeth Purbach F 2 489 Zinszahlungen an Hr. Fetter Frauenkirchen F 2 517 Hacker Ignatz Lackenbach F 2 517 a Hacker Ignatz Lackenbach F 2 517 b Hacker Ignatz Lackenbach F 2 523 Riegler Regina Kobersdorf F 2 527 Siegar Julius, Margarethe, Stefan u. -
Leitbild Horitschon Endbericht 2011 06
Zukunftsprofil der Marktgemeinde Horitschon Analyse, Leitbild, Strategie, Projekte Erarbeit et in einem Beteiligungsprozess mit den Bürgerinnen und Bürgern von Horitschon und Unterpetersdorf Prozessbegleitung: Franz Schlögl Astrid Rainer Endbericht vom 24. Juni 2011 Horitschon-Unterpetersdorf 2020 - Zukunftsprofil Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. Vorwort des Bürgermeisters _______________________________________________ 3 2. Präambel ______________________________________________________________ 4 3. Projektauftrag __________________________________________________________ 5 4. Analyse der Ist Situation __________________________________________________ 6 4.1 Angaben zur Gemeinde _____________________________________________________ 6 4.1.1 Ausgangslage ____________________________________________________________________ 6 4.1.2 Karte der Gemeinde und der Region __________________________________________________ 6 4.1.3 Die Gemeinde im Landesentwicklungsplan 2010 ________________________________________ 7 4.2 Beschreibung der aktuellen Situation, SWOT - Analyse ___________________________ 8 4.2.1 Daten und Fakten im Vergleich zu anderen Gemeinden __________________________________ 8 4.2.2 Analyse der sozioökonomischen Lage ________________________________________________19 5. Zukunftsprofil und „Lokale Agenda 21“ _____________________________________ 21 6. Die Aktionsfelder des Zukunftsprofiles ______________________________________ 23 6.1 Aktionsfeld 1: Die Generationen – Perspektiven für Jung und Alt __________ 24 6.2 Aktionsfeld 2: Leben im Dorf: -
The Impact the Collapse of the Habsburg Monarchy by Michaela and Prof
The impact the collapse of the Habsburg Monarchy By Michaela and Prof. Dr. Karl Vocelka (Article from: “Wine in Austria: The History”) The end of the First World War in 1918 produced profound consequences for Central Europe, affecting every sphere of activity within the region, ranging from high-level political decisions to the everyday lives of the inhabitants. The outcome of the ‘great seminal catastrophe of this (20th) century’ (George F. Kennan) had long-term consequences, which endure to the present day. The Second World War of 1939–1945, the Cold War that persisted in Europe until 1989, as well as the creation and expansion of the European Union are all inseparable from developments that occurred during and immediately after the Great War. A significant influence was also exerted – in an international context – on viticulture in Austria, which provides us with our current subject. This was brought about by a new world order of nation states, including the establishment of the Republic of German-Austria on 12 November 1918, on territory formerly ruled by the Habsburg Monarchy. Although the dissolution of the multinational Habsburg Empire had begun before the end of the war, a final line was not drawn until two peace agreements were concluded in the Parisian suburbs in 1919. The borders of the new Republic of Austria were set out in the Treaty of Saint- Germain-en-Laye on 10 September 1919.1 The country’s border with Hungary was established by the subsequent Treaty of Trianon in 1920.2 The victorious powers forbade the planned union with Germany and prohibited use of the name German-Austria. -
Bevölkerungsbeteiligung
Bevölkerungsbeteiligung Vorstand Obmann: BM Mag. Norbert DARABOS Obmann Stv.: LAbg. Bgm. Wilhelm HEIßENBERGER Schriftführer: Bgm. Ing. Paul PINIEL, Weppersdorf Kassier: Paul MAYERHOFER, Neckenmarkt Weitere Vorstandsmitglieder: LAbg. Bgm. Werner BRENNER Gemeinde Lockenhaus Elisabeth DORN, Oberpullendorf Frauen, Soziales Josef FUCHS, Hochstraß Landwirtschaft Dir. Gerhard GLÖCKL, Neutal Bildung Bgm. Franz HOSCHOPF Gemeinde Weingraben Ing. Anton IBY, Horitschon Landwirtschaft, Wein Herbert ROSENITSCH, Glashütten, Wirtschaft Bgm. Stefan ROZSENICH Gemeinde Großwarasdorf Dir. Mag. Helene SCHÜTZ-FATALIN, Bubend. Jugend Franz STIFTER, Steinberg-Dörfl Tourismus Strategieteam LAbg. Bgm. Werner BRENNER, Vorstand Elisabeth DORN, Vorstand Dir. Gerhard GLÖCKL, Vorstand LAbg. Bgm. Wilhelm HEIßENBERGER, Vorstand Ing. Anton IBY, Vorstand Paul MAYERHOFER, Vorstand Franz STIFTER, Vorstand WHR Mag. Georg SCHACHINGER, RMB Heidi DRUCKER, GFin und LAG Managerin Mitglieder Gemeinde Deutschkreutz Gemeinde Neutal Gemeinde Draßmarkt Gemeinde Niktisch Gemeinde Frankenau -Unterpullendorf Gemeinde Oberloisdorf Gemeinde Großwarasdorf Gemeinde Oberpullendorf Gemeinde Horitschon Gemeinde Pilgersdorf Gemeinde Kaisersdorf Gemeinde Piringsdorf Gemeinde Kobersdorf Gemeinde Rainding Gemeinde Lackenbach Gemeinde Ritzing Gemeinde Lackend orf Gemeinde Steinberg-Dörfl Gemeinde Lockenhaus Gemeinde Stoob Gemeinde Lutzmannsburg Gemeinde Unterfrauenhaid Gemeinde Mannersdorf a. d. Rabnitz Gemeinde Unterrabnitz-Schwendgraben Gemeinde Markt St. Martin Gemeinde Weingraben Gemeinde Neckenmarkt -
INSTAPOINTS BURGENLAND Bezirk Neusiedl Am
INSTAPOINTS BURGENLAND Bezirk Neusiedl am See Brücke von Andau Andau Andreasberg Andau Römische Palastanlage Bruckneudorf Basilika Frauenkirchen Frauenkirchen Schloss Halbturn Halbturn Nationalpark Neusiedler See-Seewinkel Illmitz Ochsenbrunnen Jois Schloss Kittsee Kittsee Dorfmuseum Mönchhof Neusiedler See Neusiedl am See Taborruine Neusiedl am See Aussichtsplattform in der Hölle Illmitz Leuchtturm Podersdorf Windmühle Podersdorf Ziehbrunnen im Nationalpark Illmitz Designer Outlet Parndorf Parndorf Tannenberg Winden am See Freilichtmuseum Winden am See Bezirk Eisenstadt Aussichtsplattform Gloriette Eisenstadt Auss ichtsturm Jubil äumswarte Eisenstadt Bergkirche & Haydnmausoleum Eisenstadt Haydn Haus Eisenstadt Landhaus Eisenstadt Schloss Esterházy Eisenstadt Leopoldinentempel im Schlosspark Eisenstadt Bezirk Eisenstadt Umgebung Seebad Breitenbrunn Basilika Maria Loretto Loretto Seefestspielbühne Mörbisch am See Historische Hofgassen Mörbisch am See Aussichtsplattform Oggau am Neusiedler See Weinlaubenkuppel Oggau am Neusiedler See Rosaliakapelle Oggau am Neusiedler See Cselley Mühle Oslip Kellergasse Purbach Hauptplatz Rust Ruster Hügelland Rust Familypark St. Margarethen Römersteinbruch St. Margarethen Tor zur Freiheit St. Margarethen Bezirk Mattersburg Aussichtswarte Bad Sauerbrunn Kurpark & Rosarium Bad Sauerbrunn Burg Forchtenstein Forchtenstein Rosaliakapelle Forchtenstein Badesee Neufeld an der Leitha Aussichtsturm Wiesen - Lanzenkirchen Bezirk Oberpullendorf Schloss & Anton Lehmden Museum Deutschkreutz Aussichtsturm am Goldberg -
Terry Theise Estate Selections
AUSTRIA 2008 terry theise estate selections Imported by: Michael Skurnik Wines 575 Underhill Blvd, Suite 216 Syosset, New York 11791Tel 516•677•9300 www.skurnikwines.com “First of all, everything is unified, everything is linked together, everything is explained by something else and in turn explains another thing. There is nothing separate, that is, nothing that can be named or described separately. In order to describe the first impressions, the first sensations, it is necessary to describe all at once. The new world with which one comes into contact has no sides, so that it is impossible to describe first one side and then the other. All of it is visible at every point . .” - P.D. Ouspensky “Either Nature has a kind of consciousness, and therefore a purpose, or it does not. In our present state of development, there’s no way to know. It’s my experience that Nature — whether metallic (like my car) or organic (like a plant) or neither (like the wind) — behaves differently if one relates to it as though it is conscious; many have experienced consciousness in rocks, flora, fauna, and objects, but our subjective experi- ences are difficult to demonstrate and impossible to prove. If Nature has no conscious- ness or purpose, I don’t see how humanity can, so I choose to believe we all do. That’s my sense of things. Again, impossible to prove, especially when the evidence appears to point the other way.” - Michael Ventura i It was strange to fly into Austria knowing Erich Salomon wasn’t there any more. -
Best of Wachau Goldclub Awaits You with Many Exclusive Offers
BEST OF WACHAU GOLDCLUB ENJOY EXCLUSIVE BENEFITS FROM 3 NIGHTS ONWARDS. www.bestof-wachau.at © Andreas Hofer © Rita Newman Content YOUR GOLDCLUB ADVENTURE PROGRAM 6 _ 23 YOUR GOLD BONUS 24 _ 42 TERMS & CONDITIONS OF USE 43 YOUR DIRECT BOOKER BONUS 44 _ 55 WACHAU MAP 56 _ 57 ON THE MOVE IN THE WACHAU 58 GOLDCLUB ADVENTURE PROGRAM OVERVIEW 59 _ 60 3 © Rita Newman THE ADVANTAGES AT A GLANCE WHAT DOES THE “GOLDCLUB ADVENTURE PROGRAM” HAVE TO OFFER? Get to know Wachau and the “Wachau people” personal- ly. Whether it be during a private tour of the vineyard or an idyllic boat trip – our adventure program offers you unique insights and tells fascinating stories. Participa- tion is free of charge for you and is valid weekdays from May 1 to October 27. WHAT IS THE GOLD BONUS? © Rita Newman You will receive your very own Gold bonus on a visit to the participating restaurants and partner companies during your holiday. It is different in every business: For example, it includes the hosts inviting you to a re- WELCOME TO freshing aperitif or sorbet or the audio guide is made available to you free of charge. That’s why you should THE BEST OF WACHAU always present your Goldpass and discover the diversity GOLDCLUB and distinctiveness of every business. It’s worth it. You YOUR TIME IS PRECIOUS TO US. amount on page 24. can find more information on this and the minimum You are taking the time to discover Wachau and spen- WHAT IS THE DIRECT BOOKER BONUS? ding three nights or more with a Best of Wachau host! Did you book directly with your Best of Wachau host and We would like to thank you for this by offering ex- not on a booking platform? As a token of our apprecia- tion, you will be given a treat chosen by your accommo- experience.