Johanneshof Reinisch Rotgipfler Thermenregion white wine organic wine dry Austria (3 x 0.75l)

• STORY: The thermal region has always enjoyed an excellent reputation. Everyone who was self-respecting in Austria enjoyed Zierfandler or Rotgipfler from the beautiful region around Baden - regardless of whether they were bishops, archdukes, actors or royal couples. When Queen Elizabeth married Prince Phillip in 1947, Gumpoldskirchner wine was served to the wedding guests. The Reinisch family keeps this independent wine culture alive with a lot of passion.

• AGEING: stainless steel tanks

• AROMA: White wine with an invigorating aroma of exotic fruits.

• RATING: Lively and lively with a firm core on the palate. Creamy finish.

• SERVING RECOMMENDATION: With all kinds of starters and snacks (between meals), with lightly prepared fish and seafood.

The thermal region has always enjoyed an excellent reputation. Everyone who was self-respecting in Austria enjoyed Zierfandler or Rotgipfler from the beautiful region around Baden - regardless of whether they were bishops, archdukes, actors or royal couples. When Queen Elizabeth married Prince Phillip in 1947, Gumpoldskirchner wine was served to the wedding guests. The Reinisch family keeps this independent wine culture alive with a lot of passion. She cultivates a wide range of grape varieties on the gravelly alluvial soils and gives special place to the autochthonous grape varieties Zierfandler and Rotgipfler. Not found anywhere else in the world, both varieties offer a special piece of regional identity. For Johannes, Christian and Michael Reinisch, this is both a pleasure and an obligation: to produce wines that depict a piece of home and should please those who live with and for wine. Their collection includes full-bodied and fresh wines as well as multi-layered and finesse-rich creations. Critics praise the high performance density of both regional specialties and both international grape varieties. The gourmet counts Johanneshof Reinisch among the best producers in the country and certifies that the Pinot varieties in particular "take a direct leap into the champions league of world viticulture".