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Pilzwiderstandsfähige Rebsorten Amt der Steiermärkischen Landesregierung – Abteilung 10 Versuchsstation Obst- und Weinbau Haidegg . Ragnitzstraße 193 . 8047 Graz Pilzwiderstandsfähige Rebsorten Anbau und Qualität Österreichische Bioweinbautagung 17. April 2015, Silberberg www.haidegg.at Anbau - Überblick • Österreich: keine offiziellen Zahlen – Steiermark: 18 ha (geschätzt) =0,4% • Deutschland: 2.000 ha Regent (=2%) – Baden-Württemberg: 372 ha (=1,4%) (Regent/Solaris/Johanniter) • Schweiz: 1,14% (Regent, Cabernet Jura, De Chaunac, Marechal Foch, Solaris, Johanniter, Seyval blanc) • Tschechien: 0,77% (Regent, Cabernet Cortis, Laurot, Cerason, Hibernal, Solaris, Johanniter, Malverina, Savilon • Frankreich: 0,12% (Seyval blanc, Marechal Foch, Chambourcin, ….) Ing. Wolfgang Renner USA Gesamtfl. 390.000 ha Hybr./Piwis/Amerik. Kalifornien 319.000 ha 0 ha Oregon 5.900 ha 0 ha Washington 23.500 ha 0 ha New York 12.900 ha 10.900 ha (84%) Concord (59%), Niagara, Catawba, Aurora, Seyval blanc, … Michigan 6.100 ha 2.100 ha (35%) Vidal, Chambourcin, M. Foch, Vignoles, Concord, … Virginia 1.200 ha 292 ha (24%) Vidal blanc, Chambourcin Quelle: www.ngwi.org Missouri 700 ha 594 ha (85%) Norton, Vignoles, Chardonel, Chambourcin, Concord, ……… Illinois 265 ha 203 ha (77%) Chambourcin, Norton, M. Foch, … Ing. Wolfgang Renner Veredlungen in der Steiermark 70.000 64.800 60.000 50.000 47.200 41.275 40.000 30.000 27.800 20.000 17.800 10.000 0 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Ing. Wolfgang Renner § Rechtliche Lage – Anbau • Zulassung zum Anbau – Verordnung des Bundeslandes • Pflanzungen zu Versuchszwecken – Behördliche Genehmigung – Landesregierung – Auflagen Ing. Wolfgang Renner § Rechtliche Lage - Inverkehrbringung Wein ohne nähere geogr. Herkunftsbez. Wein aus Qualitätswein aber mit Sorten oder Österreich Jahrgangsbez. Bronner Cabernet blanc Johanniter Muscaris alle anderen in den Rösler Souvignier gris Bundesländern Rathay Blütenmuskateller klassifizierten Piwis Donauriesling Cabernet Jura Regent Weingesetz Weingesetz Weingesetz Qualitätsweinrebsorten- VO Nr. 161, Jahrgang 2010 Wein aus Österreich Verordnung „Rebsortenwein“ (früher „Tafelwein“) Ing. Wolfgang Renner Beispiele interessanter PIWIS Ing. Wolfgang Renner Peronospora - BLATT 9,0 8,0 7,0 sehr stark sehr 6,0 5,0 4,0 -------- 3,0 2,0 Kein Kein 1,0 Ing. Wolfgang Renner Oidium - BLATT 9,0 8,0 7,0 sehr stark sehr 6,0 5,0 4,0 -------- 3,0 2,0 Kein Kein 1,0 Ing. Wolfgang Renner Traubenfäulnis 9,0 8,0 7,0 sehr stark sehr 6,0 5,0 4,0 -------- 3,0 2,0 Kein Kein 1,0 Ing. Wolfgang Renner Bronner ((Seyval Blanc X (Riesling X Pinot gris)) X (Sapervi severnyi X St. Laurent)) Peronospora Oidium Ing. Wolfgang Renner Bronner 2013 Bronner 2014 1.4. Austriebsspritzung (7,5 kg/ha Schwefel) 25.4. Austriebsspritzung (7,5 kg/ha Schwefel) 27.6. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% 17.7. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% 25.7. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% Ing. Wolfgang Renner Bronner - Erntedaten Stockertrag °KMW g/L Säure Lesedatum Lese WB 4,62 kg (2001) 17,5 8,3 8. Okt. 3. Okt. 3,40 kg (2007) 18,4 7,0 16. Okt. 25. Sept. 1,90 kg (2009) 17,4 6,4 14. Okt. 28. Sept. 2,00 kg (2011) 19,3 6,0 4. Okt. 22.Sept. ausgedünnt 0,94 kg (2012) 18,7 6,3 10. Sept. 27. Sept. 3. Standjahr 1,92 kg (2013) 19,3 8,0 7. Okt 3. Okt. ausgedünnt 1,35 kg (2014) 16,8 10,2 8. Okt. 24. Sept. ausgedünnt Ing. Wolfgang Renner neutraler Typ Muskateller-Typ Burgunder-Typ Riesling- Typ Sauvignon-Typ Ing. Wolfgang Renner Johanniter Riesling x (Seyve-Villard 12-481 x (Ruländer x Gutedel)) Peronospora Oidium Stockertrag: ca. 2,7 kg Reife: zw. WB und RR Ing. Wolfgang Renner Johanniter Weintyp: kräftig, fruchtig, neutral bis Riesling-ähnlich bukettiert, reife Säure Riesling / Burgunder Ing. Wolfgang Renner Cabernet blanc VB 9126-1 Peronospora Oidium auch Schwarzfäule Ing. Wolfgang Renner C. blanc 2013 C. blanc 2014 25.4. Austriebsspritzung (7,5 kg/ha Schwefel) 1.4. Austriebsspritzung (7,5 kg/ha Schwefel) 27.6. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% 17.7. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% 25.7. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% Ing. Wolfgang Renner C. Blanc - Erntedaten Stockertrag °KMW g/L Säure Lesedatum Lese SB 2,12 kg (2007) 18,5 6,4 24. Sept. 3. Okt. 2,00 kg (2008) 18,2 8,6 8. Okt. 13. Okt. 0,70 kg (2009) 19,8 6,1 8. Okt. 6. Okt. 2,40 kg (2011) 18,8 6,8 27. Sept. 27. Sept. 1,65 kg (2012) 20,2 6,1 1. Okt. 26. Sept. 0,89 kg (2013) 19,9 11,6 24. Sept. 1. Okt. 1,06 kg (2014) 19,5 14,5 13. Okt. 2. Okt. Ing. Wolfgang Renner neutraler Typ Muskateller-Typ Burgunder-Typ Riesling- Typ Sauvignon-Typ Ing. Wolfgang Renner Souvignier gris (FR 392-83) C. Sauvignon X Bronner Peronospora Oidium Ing. Wolfgang Renner S. Gris 2013 S. Gris 2014 25.4. Austriebsspritzung (7,5 kg/ha Schwefel) 1.4. Austriebsspritzung (7,5 kg/ha Schwefel) 27.6. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% 17.7. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% 25.7. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% Ing. Wolfgang Renner Souvignier gris - Erntedaten Stockertrag °KMW g/L Säure Lesedatum Lese SB 4,49 kg (2007) 20,3 7,8 8. Okt.. 3. Okt. 1,10 kg (2009) 19,9 8,0 8. Okt. 6. Okt. 2,14 kg (2010) 17,3 10,2 4. Okt.. 29. Sept. 2,82 kg (2011) 21,0 8,0 5. Okt. 27. Sept. 1,77 kg (2012) 20,0 7,5 1. Okt. 26. Sept. 2,35 kg (2013) 19,5 12,3 2. Okt. 1. Okt. 1,31 kg (2014) 19,4 14,2 13. Okt. 2. Okt. Ing. Wolfgang Renner neutraler Typ Muskateller-Typ Burgunder-Typ Riesling- Sauvignon-Typ Typ Ing. Wolfgang Renner Muscaris FR 493-87 Solaris X Muskateller Peronospora Oidium Ing. Wolfgang Renner Muscaris 2013 Muscaris 2014 25.4. Austriebsspritzung (7,5 kg/ha Schwefel) 1.4. Austriebsspritzung (7,5 kg/ha Schwefel) 27.6. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% 17.7. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% 25.7. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% Ing. Wolfgang Renner Muscaris - Erntedaten Stockertrag °KMW g/L Säure Lesedatum Lese MU 2,30 kg (2007) 16,6 8,4 10. Sept. 1. Okt. 1,10 kg (2008) 19,0 10,9 29. Sept. 8. Okt. 1,20 kg (2009) 17,3 8,5 22. Sept. 5. Okt. 2,60 kg (2011) 20,9 5,7 27. Sept. 10. Okt. 0,95 kg (2012) 20,6 7,6 17. Sept. 24. Sept. 2,18 kg (2013) 18,7 9,0 25. Sept. 7. Okt. 1,04 kg (2014) 15,8 12,6 23. Sept. 2. Okt. Ing. Wolfgang Renner neutraler Typ Burgunder-Typ Muskateller-Typ Riesling- Typ Sauvignon-Typ Ing. Wolfgang Renner Blüten- muskateller Cvetocnyj Peronospora Oidium gute Frostfestigkeit (auch Spätfrost) Stockertrag °KMW g/L Säure Lesedatum Lese MU 2,81 kg (2013) 19,2 10,2 7. Okt.. 7. Okt. 2,97 kg (2014) 15,4 11,7 23. Sept. 2. Okt. Ing. Wolfgang Renner Blütenmuskateller 2013 Blütenmuskateller 2014 25.4. Austriebsspritzung (7,5 kg/ha Schwefel) 1.4. Austriebsspritzung (7,5 kg/ha Schwefel) 19.6. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% 27.6. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% 19.6. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% 17.7. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% 25.7. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% Ing. Wolfgang Renner neutraler Typ Muskateller-Typ Burgunder-Typ Riesling- Typ Sauvignon-Typ Ing. Wolfgang Renner Donauriesling Riesling x Fr 589-54 - Weine: fruchtig und säurereich Ing. Wolfgang Renner neutraler Typ Burgunder-Typ Muskateller-Typ Riesling- Sauvignon-Typ Typ Ing. Wolfgang Renner Cabernet Jura 5-02 Peronospora Oidium Ing. Wolfgang Renner Cabernet Jura 2013 Cabernet Jura 2014 25.4. Austriebsspritzung (7,5 kg/ha Schwefel) 1.4. Austriebsspritzung (7,5 kg/ha Schwefel) 27.6. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% 17.7. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% 25.7. Cuprozin 0,12 %, Thiovit 0,2% Ing. Wolfgang Renner Cabernet Jura - Erntedaten Stockertrag °KMW g/L Säure Lesedatum Lese ZW 2,70 kg (2005) 17,2 10,5 10. Okt. 6. Okt. 2,20 kg (2008) 20,1 9,6 10. Okt. 10. Okt. ausgedünnt 1,40 kg (2010) 18,6 8,7 4. Okt. 4. Okt. ausgedünnt 3,20 kg (2011) 19,6 6,8 27. Sept. 29. Sept. 1,90 kg (2012) 19,7 8,1 17. Sept. 18. Sept. ausgedünnt 2,52 kg (2013) 20,1 10,6 4. Okt. 4. Okt. 2,12 kg (2014) 17,8 10,1 23. Sept. 7. Okt. ausgedünnt Ing. Wolfgang Renner Cabernet Jura Weintyp: Cabernet ……. Eigenschaften: dunkle Beeren, vollmundig, muskiert, intensiv, dunkel, schlanker Gaumen, schw. Ribisel, dichter Gaumen, viel Farbe, Cassis, beerig, grasig, tiefdunkel, stoffig, Brombeeren, Lavendel, viel Farbe, laut, feine Würze, Veilchen, Heidelbeeren, kräftig, cassis, komplex, Brombeeren, Fuchtbombe, intensiv, reife Kirsche, plumb, feine Würze, ……. Ing. Wolfgang Renner Regent Peronospor a Oidium Ing. Wolfgang Renner Malvidin- 3,5-diglucosid Ing. Wolfgang Renner Malvidin-3,5-diglucosid (Malvin) 1600 Zweigelt 2006 1400 Regent 2006 Regent 2007 1200 C. Jura 2006 C. Jura 2008 1000 C. Jura 2009 800 C. Jura 2010 C. Jura 2014 600 Cerason 2009 Cerason 2014 400 Monarch 2007 200 Monarch 2008 Monarch 2009 0 Ing. Wolfgang Renner Qualitätswein-Rebsorten Peronospora Oidium Peronospora Oidium Ing. Wolfgang Renner Weitere interessante Piwis VB 32-7 Solaris Cerason Chardonel Ing. Wolfgang Renner Weißburgunder Sauvignon Zweigelt (Kontrollparzellen) Ing. Wolfgang Renner amtl. Kost: Kontrollprobe 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Bronner 5 : 1 5 : 1 4 : 2 6 : 0 4 : 2 3 : 3 4 : 2 4 : 2 6 : 0 6 : 0 Chardonel 3 : 3 6 : 0 1 : 5 5 : 1 6 : 0 6 : 0 4 : 2 4 : 2 Muscaris 5 : 1 6 : 0 5 : 1 5 : 1 6 : 0 5 : 1 3 : 3 4 : 2 VB 32-7 4 : 2 5 : 1 5 : 1 3 : 3 4 : 2 4 : 2 5 : 1 4 : 2 Cabernet blanc 6 : 0 5 : 1 6 : 0 4 : 2 4 : 2 6 : 0 6 : 0 6 : 0 Klbg.
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