Seven Elements Austrian Wine Key Facts

SEVEN ELEMENTS AUSTRIAN WINE KEY FACTS

AUSTRIAN WINE MARKETING BOARD Prinz-Eugen-Straße 34, 1040 Vienna, Austria Tel.: +43/1/503 92 67, [email protected] www.austrianwine.com, shop.austrianwine.com WINEGROWING REGIONS

THE ART OF WINE NIEDERÖSTERREICH OBERÖSTERREICH (LOWER AUSTRIA | 28,145 HA) DOWN TO EARTH. (UPPER AUSTRIA | 45 HA)

Danube Weinviertel DAC Kamptal DAC

Kremstal DAC Wagram WIEN Wachau DAC (VIENNA | 637 HA) Linz Wiener Gemischter Satz DAC

St. Pölten Carnuntum DAC Traisental DAC

Leithaberg DAC Neusiedlersee DAC Eisenstadt SALZBURG Thermenregion Ruster Ausbruch DAC (7 HA) Salzburg Rosalia DAC VORARLBERG TIROL Neusiedlersee (10 HA) (TYROL | 5 HA) Mittelburgenland DAC Bregenz Vulkanland Steiermark DAC CONTENT BURGENLAND (13,100 HA) Innsbruck 2 Seven Elements of Excitement Eisenberg DAC The Climate The Land Graz The Grapes The Culture Weststeiermark DAC Nature

Value for Money Klagenfurt Südsteiermark DAC The Taste STEIERMARK (STYRIA | 4,633 HA) 16 Winegrowing Regions KÄRNTEN (CARINTHIA | 170 HA) 25 Austrian Wine Categories

© Austrian Wine Marketing Board, February 2020 AWMB © picture: Forstner, AWMB/Philipp © Cover: Austria’s wines are now highly acclaimed both by wine experts and wine lovers all around the world. As arti- sanal products crafted by winemakers with a special link to their land, they consistently demonstrate their potential at international blind tastings. There is a dis- tinctive character common to all these wines which should be emphasised, based on seven factors.

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Austria’s special geographic setting is the most im- portant factor for the exceptional quality of its wines. Although Austria is at the same latitude as Burgundy, it is much more centrally located within Europe. It is consequently in the transitional zone between the mild and damp Atlantic climate, and the continental Pan- nonian one, which has much wider variations in tem- perature. Warm, sunny summer and autumn days with northerly, cool nights are key to the development of fresh, aromatic wines with good body and fine character. There is simply no other place on earth where the refreshing wines are so concentrated, or where opulent

wines exhibit such grace. © AWMB/Wirz © AWMB,

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REIMS SLOVAKIA 48° VIENNA

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1) Continental 2) Moderate 3) Cool air from 4) Illyrian Pannonian Atlantic the north Mediterranean climate climate climate © AWMB, © AWMB/Wirz © AWMB,

3 4 2 dividuality: crystal to the climate, behind this in- the soilsareakeyfactor they hailfrom.the characterof the regions Inaddition And the characterof the wines isjustasindividual (Vienna) – the world’s onlymajor capital. winegrowing with the natural paradiseLake Neusiedl; and Wien and its spectacular ranges of hills;(Styria) Burgenland (Lower either sideof the Danube;Austria) Steiermark the Wachau inNiederösterreich and the classicregions win in Europe. foritspicturesque This isespecially true view daymakers as the mosthospi Austria a globally-renowned destination. tourism Many holi- of life. This isoneof the keyreasons why ithasbecome with anunmatchedquality isarelaxed country Austria THE LAND DEMANDING SOILS BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPES, egrowing regions,egrowing which cover over 46,515 line stone terraces orhuge loesslay line stone terraces

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© AWMB/Committee Kamptal © AWMB/Committee Kamptal siedl, especially those madefrom Welschriesling. nobly sweet Prädikatsweine fromaround LakeNeu- from Blauer variety the grape Wildbacher, as well as the ding rosé-coloured Schilcher fromSteiermark, made rent. jewels terroir-driven inclu- alsohas truly Austria made fromZweigelt, BlaufränkischandSanktLau- Gemischter Satz, as well as Austria’s typical red wines ler, Rotgipfler, Roter Veltliner, Neuburger and Wiener discovering- exciting rare suchasZierfand varieties world. At the same are time, wine experts international of the planted moreandfrequentlyinotherparts 7 8 the shapeofoutstanding wines, but alsoin a wave of quality. These developments canbeseennotonlyin recognised depth of with an internationally country hasnow become anexciting,Austria wine modern spite payingallduerespect to itsancient traditions, landscape ofour regions.winegrowing However, de of the typical andcastlesareallpart monasteries culture.rian Romancellars, medieval villages, For over two millennia, of wine hasbeenapart Aust- 4 THE CULTURE ET ID ROOKIES MEETS WILD GREAT TRADITION baroque

© Loisium © Loisium new path. around the world, and they areconfidently treading a they have gainedinoenologyschoolsand wine estates knowledge, andarecombiningit with the experience Today’s young arebuilding on winemakers traditional wine’ sceneisalsoespecially dynamic. tion formany wineries. Austria’s experimental ‘natural new architecture, atten- which hasgained international 9 10 * nally competitive steadi companiesisgrowing dynamism inrecent times. - The number of internatio hasdevelopedreason – the wine industry withspecial ted byhand. Despite this –orperhapspreciselyfor this tria. And lastly,- arestillharves ofgrapes the majority schemeforsustainable viticultureincertification Aus guidelines*. to organicfarming There isalsoanofficial 14% ofall vineyards are alreadymanagedaccording farm that is the no surprise Austria world leaderinorganic the highestpriority. For this reasonitshouldcomeas areall treated efficiency with energy andmaterials ter purity, healthy andGMO-freefood, biodiversity, ofrespect.the greatest Environmental protection, wa- loveAustrians nature andasaresult they treat it with 5 Source: Federal of and Agriculture, Ministry Regions Tourism WITH AWARENESS PERFORMANCE NATURE ing: area and circa around 23% of the agricultural

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© Winery Fred Loimer new names are gaining recognition beyond Austria’s borders every year. The curve of ever-increasing export turnover is similar to that of the most successful coun- tries in the New World.

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The ‘Sustainable Austria’ Wines made organically or certification programme biodynamically can be identi- regulates the use of the term fied by the green EU organic ‘sustainability’ in Austrian logo with the code number of winemaking. the certification body. © Winery Fred Loimer ©

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© istockphoto.com © istockphoto.com wines in the top segment. in thetop wines This quotedefinitelyalsoapplies to other Austrian fine wine. The more you spend, the better the value.’ ‘Grüner Veltliner is valuethe greatest in the world of putitlike this: and ing wine expert importer American national reputationsareespeciallygood value. A lead markets. international Topinter- wineswith Austrian 13 14 7 possible rangeof foods, fromschnitzel to sushi. tradition. Inshort: itis the idealmatch for the widest rooted in firmly Austria’sof course wonderful culinary nese and many other Asian dishes. But Austrian wine is ner Veltliner forChi- &Coarealso wonderful partners tastings haveNumerous international proven- that Grü to Asian foods, andfromethnicfood to fusion. from CentralEurope andbeyond to the Mediterranean exceptionally rangeofcookingstylesandcuisines:varied freshness which makes them anexcellentmatchfor Austrian wines have acompactbodyandclimate-driven THE TASTE SCHNITZEL TO SUSHI SCHNITZEL TO IDEAL MATCH, FROM

© iStock/yumehana 15 16 ‘Steinfeder’, ‘Federspiel’and ‘Smaragd’remain. vineyard wine). same time,At the the well-known categories as the core competence Grüner Veltliner and Riesling (single- diversity of (regional wine and varieties ‘villages’ wine) as well * and Riesling. the world:in varieties best white wine Grüner the of nube. Together, the DACthese comprise appellation for two small wine villages around Göttweig Abbey, south of the Da- Krems valley itself, the Eastern, imposing loess areas and the three separatezones: cityofKremsand the the historic The 2,368hectaresof aresplitinto vineyards in this region Kremstal living rock. typical The regional Wachau yards, many of hewn outof the which areondramatic terraces main plantedhereina varieties total of1,344hectares of vine is a World Site. Heritage Grüner Veltliner and Riesling are the The narrow valley of the Danube between Melk and Krems Wachau Preview –atpress, the regulationconcerning Wachau DAC DAC *

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© AWMB/Philipp Forstner © AWMB/Philipp Forstner Traisental Kamptal granted to Grüner to Grüner granted Veltliner and Rieslinghere. Heiligenstein,famous also have volcanic soils. DAC status is monest soil types here. Several vineyard sites, for example the rockare the com- regions.winegrowing Loessandprimary top-rated estates, Kamptal isoneof Austria’s mostsuccessful With plantings totalling 3,907 hectares, and a large number of uine insidersecrets for the traveller. lages and their welcoming aregen (‘Heurige’) wine taverns ing an DAC-varieties Grüner Veltliner andRieslingarealreadygain quisit. With their spicy, mineralcharacteristics, Traisental’s With 815hectares, issmallbutthis ex- region winegrowing international following.international The area’s romantic wine vil ÖSTERREICH NIEDER- DAC DAC own regional typicity.ownregional their styles with of whichproduces wine regions,eight specified winegrowing each wines.quisite dessert The areacomprises gant red wines, sparkling wines andex- examples,monumentally-structured ele- to fromlightandspritzy wines ranging here, usingmanyvarieties: grape white artery. A multitudeof wines areproduced gest wine producingfederal statelikean The Danubeflows through Austria’s lar- (Lower Austria) 28,145 hectares

17 18 to gainDAC status. wine Austrian first the wasthe Weinviertel from ner Veltliner byamarkedspicy,characterised nose. peppery In2003,- Grü liner stands out. These wines have typicity a strong regional tares) ishome to a wide rangeof varieties, but Grüner Velt- Austria’s (13,858hec largestspecified region winegrowing Weinviertel the oldest winemaking schoolin the world, foundedin1860. to the southof the Danube, near to Vienna, anditishome to wine speciality; the historic wine is town ofKlosterneuburg Veltliners in Austria, as well as to the Roter Veltliner white jestic loess terraces, ishome to someof the greatest split into two by the Danube. area with itsma- The Northern (2,720hectares)is This loess-dominated region winegrowing Wagram

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© AWMB/Philipp Forstner © AWMB/Philipp Forstner structured whitewines. structured Carnuntum and ishome to someof Austria’s finestred winesand well by the Romans. region growing This areacovers 906hectares wine Vines Carnuntum were plantedin thehistorical first Laurent andelegantPinotNoir. is astrongholdofred wines likeblack-cherry- and Rotgipfler varieties.Zierfandler Thesouthof theregion full-bodied whites tend to dominate, made using the local the bordering Vienna Woods. fruity, of the region In the north The 2,181hectaresof vineyards comprises Thermenregion Thermenregion Carnuntum reous soilsof the Spitzerberg. Blaufränkisch. on thecalca- The latterfindsanideal terroir Grüner Veltliner, Chardonnayor Weissburgunder, Zweigelt or DAC DAC maybemadeof powered Sankt 19 20 and the Seewinkel. Since2012, Neusiedlersee producing town ofGols, of theHeideboden the flat terrains border,and the Hungarian covering the hillsaround the wine Neusiedl covers 6,675hectaresbetween the town ofNeusiedl to the eastofLake region winegrowing The Neusiedlersee Neusiedlersee Neusiedlersee weine with plentyof to produce top-class, characterful Qualitäts- cified winegrowing such as the iconicRuster Ausbruch. Itssixspe- white ofnoblysweet wines to anarray wines, –fromfull-bodiedred wines andgreat trum nation ‘Burgenland’ representsabroadspec- Europe’s most westerly steppe lake. The desig- compassing the LakeNeusiedl, which is alongborder with Hungary,sharing anden- This is federalAustria’s mosteasterly state, gnation of origin for sweetgnation of origin wine ‘Ruster Ausbruch hectares of vine. From2020on, the protecteddesi - they form Trockenbeerenauslese exclusively drawnfrom the citys412 ing tradition. The localspecialityis the Ruster Ausbruch long winegrow The Free City of Rust looks back on a century Ruster Ausbruch tare Leithaberg typicity.regional The limestoneandslatesoilsof the 3,097hec one in boththe first white and red to permit Austria wines with This DAC on the region bankofLakeNeusiedl western was Leithaberg the designation of origin the designationoforigin ‘Neusiedlersee 2020* on, sweet also the regions wines areallowed to carry labelinamorefull-bodiedstyle.under the Reserve From red wines made andharmonious with Zweigelt,for fruity and

where applicable – ‘Leithaberg the designation ‘Burgenland’wines fromRust may carry or liner), as well as top-flight, mineral-drivenBlaufränk Weissburgunder, Chardonnay, Neuburger andGrüner Velt- BURGENLAND 13,100 hectares DAC DAC regions allow Burgenlandregions regional typicity.regional DAC region produce great white producegreat wines (from region

DAC * DAC ’. DAC ’. DAC isch wines. hasstood DAC ’. Dry – a –

© AWMB/Philipp Forstner © AWMB/Philipp Forstner loamy soils, the Mittelburgenland giving of the forest and fine,fruits notes develops spicy on the warm, 2,104 hectaresof vineyards. Itsunmistakeablearomaofblack Blaufränkisch is the dominant in Mittelburgenland’svariety more redQualitätswein varieties. grape ciality is the fresh and spicy Rosalia ciality is the fresh and spicy rvn Rosalia driven fruit- ocean, prehistoric the basefor the pow andform on gelt andBlaufränkisch are grown the young deposits of a land’s smallest region with 297hectares.winegrowing Zwei- slopesof the RosaliaRange On there liesBurgen- the eastern Rosalia * Eisenberg under the and uniquelyfreshnotes. Since2009, they have beenbottled here on515hectaresof vineyards to giveexceptionalminerality border.Hungarian ExcellentBlaufränkisch wines aregrown made up of peaceful, stretchingalong the idyllic countryside in The the southof the Burgenlandis region winegrowing Eisenberg Mittelburgenland Neusiedlersee Neusiedlersee aging potential. aging typicity. wines haveThe Reserve alreadyproven their great Preview –atpress, Ruster Ausbruch the regulationconcerning DAC DAC andLeithaberg DAC

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DAC DAC wines. typical spe- Another regionally regulations were in the lastphase of legal approval. or the Eisenberg DAC DAC DAC and the changes in the DAC Rosé from one or DAC Reserve labels. Reserve its regional itsregional erful and 21 22 Südsteiermark Südsteiermark Vulkanland Steiermark Sauvignon Blanc. Around Klöch, Traminer isalocalspeciality. Welschriesling, Weissburgunder, (Chardonnay)and Morillon DAC wines with adistinct, individualcharacter: above all With 1,524hectaresof vineyards, these volcanic soilsproduce volcanoes here, their name to giving the region.winegrowing There are many little wine-islands on the flanks of the extinct The slatesoilsin the Sausalhillsare alsoaspecialfeature. vineyard sites is the undisputedstandout wine of the region. influ as the baseforDACserve wines, but the SauvignonBlanc hectares hostalargenumberof varieties,white grape which in the regions winegrowing world.charming These 2,563 oneof the most characterise steep slopesofSüdsteiermark along the border with Slovenia,In parts the breathtaking, enced by the shell-limestone soils from the best single DAC DAC

© AWMB/Anna Stöcher © AWMB/Anna Stöcher Weststeiermark may be distributed as may bedistributed Weststeiermark Welschriesling and Weissburgunder, speciality this regional the typically Styrian white wines such as Sauvignon Blanc, cultstatus.acidity hasalreadyachieved international Next to roir wine calledSchilcher. This rare, rosé wine with itslively Wildbacher variety, which isused to produceaunique ter- of vineyards. Around 70%of the areaisplanted to the Blauer The romantic Weststeiermark ishome to 546hectares region STEIERMARK DAC in the world. in clude someof the bestSauvignonBlancs winesalsoin- and first foremost Styrian character.have acrystal-clear However, here),also calledMorillon and they all and full-bodiedChardonnay(which is Gelber Muskateller, fine Weissburgunder include fresh Welschriesling, piquant the world.in landscapes wines Styrian is one of the most beautiful ermark wine With itsextra-steep vineyards, the Stei- 4,633 hectares DAC (STYRIA) .

23 24 Riesling, Traminer and others. as such designation. Wiener GemischterSatz wines include varieties to belabelled typicity with that arepermitted gional vineyard vineyard and together (fieldblend). Through this traditionalmethodin the and vinifying differentharvesting white wine all varieties ‘Gemischter Satz’ is an expression to planting,which refers Wiener GemischterSatz WIEN 637 hectares (VIENNA) Grüner Veltliner,Grüner Welschriesling, Weissburgunder, which areloved alike. bybothlocalsand tourists proud ofitsromantic wine venues: the Heuriger Chardonnay andexcellentred wines. Vienna isespecially through Grüner Veltliner andRiesling to Weissburgunder, styles madehereranges from Wiener Gemischter Satz tant economicandcultural status. The multiplicityof The vineyards in the capitalhave animpor Austrian winery emerge great emergegreat winery Viennese wines with re

DAC taverns,

© AWMB/Bernhard Schramm AUSTRIAN WINE CATEGORIES litätswein is9,000kg/ha. on the bottle capsule . The maximum yield for Qua- Austrian tled Qualitätswein isidentifiedby thered-white-red banderole and islabelled with afederal inspectionnumber. Estatebot wein iscontrolled byan FederalAustrian Wine Laboratory land. must be the areas winegrowing Weinland, Steirerland or Berg- Indication’.graphical usedforLandwein ofgrapes The origin replaces the Communitylaw term ‘Wine with ProtectedGeo- In the Austrian Law,Wine ‘Landwein thetraditional term ’ wines, rosé wines andexquisitePrädikatsweine. fruity In addition, alsoproducesexceptionalsparkling Austria fruit-driven, potential. wines or full-bodiedreserve with aging Austria’swines caneitherbeclassifiedasclassically dry with protecteddesignationoforigin. Qualitäts- nate fromalegally-defined region winegrowing - and varieties that origi grape the 40permitted used for wines produced with oneorseveral of The ‘Qualitätswein’ designationcanonlybe

25 26 ➤ ➤ ➤ ➤ ➤ ➤ not permitted. andmethod ofharvesting.ripeness Enrichment/sweetening is Prädikatswein isQualitätswein level of with aparticular PRÄDIKATSWEIN (single vineyard) on the label before the nameof the vineyard. vineyard site; in this case, the wine mustbear the word ‘Ried’ Qualitätswein and DAC wine may also be made from a single alone. variety of the wine andnever oforigin to agrape region graphical style potential.with cellaring ‘DAC’ always to refers the geo- additional designation ‘Reserve’ indicatesapowerful wine itcomesfrom (like gion AOC inFranceorDOCItaly). The which expresses typicity of the regional the re winegrowing The inclusionofDAC on the labelindicatesaQualitätswein DAC approximately 0.9°Brix. must. ofgrape of sugar per100grammes to 1°KMWcorresponds must weightKMW (Klosterneuburg scale): Must weight ingrammes geographical indication ‘Rust’. geographical product designation ‘Ausbruch’ inconnexion with the TBA fromRustareexclusivelyto display the permitted grapes with noblerot.mainly fromextremelyshrunken Trockenbeerenauslese (TBA): atleast30°KMW, hung grapes,ripe that were onstraworreed eitherdried Strohwein/Schilfwein: atleast25°KMW, fromfully naturally frozen andpressed when harvested Eiswein: atleast25°KMW, mustbe the grapes and noblyrottedgrapes Beerenauslese (BA): atleast25°KMW, fromoverripe selected, grapes fullyripe Auslese: atleast21°KMW, exclusively fromcarefully grapes from fullyripe Spätlese: minimummust weight 19°KMW, (Districtus (Districtus Controllatus) Austriae on strings foraminimumof three months on strings

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REIMS SLOVAKIA 48° VIENNA

HUNGARY NIEDERÖSTERREICH 47° BEAUNE SWITZERLAND SLOVENIA OBERÖSTERREICH (LOWER AUSTRIA | 28,145 HA) CROATIA (UPPER AUSTRIA | 45 HA) FRANCE BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA SERBIA ITALY Danube Weinviertel DAC Kamptal DAC SPAIN Kremstal DAC Wagram WIEN Wachau DAC (VIENNA | 637 HA) Linz Wiener Gemischter Satz DAC

St. Pölten Carnuntum DAC Traisental DAC

Graz

Weststeiermark DAC

Klagenfurt Südsteiermark DAC STEIERMARK (STYRIA | 4,633 HA) KÄRNTEN (CARINTHIA | 170 HA) WINEGROWING REGIONS

THE ART OF WINE NIEDERÖSTERREICH OBERÖSTERREICH (LOWER AUSTRIA | 28,145 HA) DOWN TO EARTH. (UPPER AUSTRIA | 45 HA)

Danube Weinviertel DAC Kamptal DAC

Kremstal DAC Wagram WIEN Wachau DAC (VIENNA | 637 HA) Linz Wiener Gemischter Satz DAC

St. Pölten Carnuntum DAC Traisental DAC

Value for Money Klagenfurt Südsteiermark DAC The Taste STEIERMARK (STYRIA | 4,633 HA) 16 Winegrowing Regions KÄRNTEN (CARINTHIA | 170 HA) 25 Austrian Wine Categories

AUSTRIAN WINE MARKETING BOARD Prinz-Eugen-Straße 34, 1040 Vienna, Austria Tel.: +43/1/503 92 67, [email protected] www.austrianwine.com, shop.austrianwine.com