Stone terraces of Spitz │ Wachau DAC
11.5% vol. │ dry
South-facing, steep stone terraces characterize the Setzberg vineyard site. Composed of slate and gneiss soils, Setzberg produces grapes for wines of great finesse.
Delicate yet expressive aroma of rose petals, subtly spicy, with an open-hearted fruit freshness; notes of elderflower and a hint of gooseberry. Fine acidity grip, crisp and vibrant, an elegant aperitif wine.
For our X.TREM wines, we leave the grapes on the vines for longer, allowing them to enjoy extended sun exposure and develop exceptional fruit concentration. The Setzberg vineyard is predominantly characterised by paragneiss and granite soils, producing wines with delicate fruit aromas and remarkable clarity.
Selective harvesting of the finest vines from our best vineyard sites. A dark, spicy opening with pronounced herbal notes, bittersweet fruit, winter apple and a hint of marzipan. Full-bodied and multi-layered, with impressive power, intensity and a remarkably long, lingering finish. Ratings: Falstaff 93 points | AWC Gold
The 1000-Eimerberg, situated in the heart of Spitz, marks the gateway to the Spitzer Graben and is the village's most renowned vineyard site. From its steep terraces, we harvest our finest Grüner Veltliner grapes for our limited-edition Smaragd. The soils are predominantly composed of gneiss, marble and shell limestone, providing ideal conditions for exceptional quality, particularly in cooler and more classic vintages.
Tasting Notes: A subtle hint of yellow tropical fruit, delicate orange zest and a rather restrained bouquet. Opulent on the palate, with ripe yellow orchard fruits, a touch of honeydew melon and subtle sweetness on the finish. Hints of apricot linger on the aftertaste, complemented by a rich, broad structure. Ratings: Falstaff 93 points | Vinaria ★★★★ | A la Carte 93 points
The 1000-Eimerberg vineyard, situated in the heart of Spitz, marks the gateway to the Spitzer Graben and is the village's most renowned vineyard site.
From its steep terraces, we harvest our finest Riesling grapes. The soils are predominantly composed of gneiss, marble and shell limestone, producing exceptional quality, particularly in cooler and more classic vintages. Wines from this vineyard tend to be riper, with softer acidity and a more approachable character than those from other vineyard sites in Spitz. 100% handwork Tasting Notes: Attractive aromas of white peach, delicate apricot and hints of mango and passion fruit. Mineral-driven and inviting. Fine, fruit-driven acidity, a silky texture and a gentle, well-balanced acidity. A touch of honey on the finish adds charm and elegance. Already approachable, yet offering exceptional ageing potential. Ratings: Falstaff 93 points | Vinaria ★★★★
The Setzberg vineyard is characterised by steep, south-facing stone terraces. Its slate and gneiss soils provide ideal conditions for grapes that produce wines of exceptional finesse.
The Neuburger grape variety is rarely cultivated due to its demanding vineyard management. Nevertheless, it holds a special place in our region, as the variety originated in Spitz. Tasting Notes: Bright fruit aromas, juicy richness and notes of ripe apple, exotic fruits and delicate nuttiness. Vibrant fruit freshness, beautifully balanced and crisp, with a clear and expressive fruit character. An elegant style with hints of white peach on the finish. Truly outstanding! (Vinaria 2026/27) Ratings: Vinaria ★★★★
Our Sauvignon Blanc vines grow in the Kobel vineyard, a hillside site with terraced slopes in Willendorf, in the Wachau, not far from Spitz.
Cool breezes from the Danube lend fruitiness and finesse to this Sauvignon Blanc, traditionally vinified in stainless steel tanks. Tasting Notes: Delicate aromas of white peach, lemon balm and subtle hints of gooseberry. Notes of yellow bell pepper and gentle vegetal nuances add complexity. Vibrant acidity brings a lively, zesty character, while the rich fruit flavours linger beautifully on the finish. Ratings: Pending
Spitz | Village Wine | Wachau DAC
The grapes for our Pinot Blanc thrive in the Gasslreith vineyard in Spitz, a southwest-facing vineyard site on the Hartberg hillside. This small vineyard requires almost exclusively manual work. Its unique soil composition and favourable exposure provide ideal conditions for producing wines of exceptional quality. Tasting Notes: Intense aromas of ripe pear and green walnuts, complemented by hints of lime, lemongrass and passion fruit. Beautifully soft and harmonious on the palate, with delicate brioche notes and a well-balanced interplay of sweetness and acidity. An elegant, medium-bodied finish with subtle herbal and ethereal nuances. Ratings: Pending
Rosé from Zweigelt & Roesler – Lower Austria
A lively and aromatic Rosé, born from the harmony of our Zweigelt and Roesler grapes. Grown in our highest vineyard, where the climate is slightly cooler, it’s light, refreshing, and full of summer fun!
Delicate hints of forest berries and juicy apple on the nose, flowing together on the palate with gentle acidity and a soft, velvety texture. Sparkling, light, and irresistibly drinkable – pure summer pleasure!
Rosé from the Wachau Terraces
Grown in our highest vineyard, where the climate is a bit cooler, this Rosé is light, lively, and aromatic – pure summer fun!
Delicate hints of forest berries and juicy apple on the nose, melting together on the palate with a gentle acidity and soft, velvety texture.
Fruity-sweet and light – guaranteed to make you want more!
Perfect for enjoying on sunny summer or winter days!
Our Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes ripen on the cool hillsides of Willendorf in the Wachau.
Aged for four years in small oak barrels, this red wine promises something truly exceptional. Some even say: “In a blind tasting, it could easily be mistaken for a Bordeaux.” Ratings: Pending
Red MAX Red Wine Cuvée – a beautifully matured blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Zweigelt.
Exceptional vintages in the Wachau produce red grapes of outstanding quality, providing the perfect foundation for our distinctive red wine cuvées.