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Ried

ROSSBERG

Morillon

Multi-talent. The grape variety Morillon is internationally known as Chardonnay. Very elegant and puristic wine. Hints of chocolate, quince and lemon zest. Fine acidity structure with long finish.

0,75l

€ 28,00

2020

incl. VAT plus shipping costs

Also available as: Magnum 1,5lt

The old vines of single vineyard Rossberg grow in the community Leutschach (Glanz). The vineyard is dominated by stony marl soil (Opok). After natural fermentation this wine was matured 24 months sur lie in small neutral oak casks. Bottled unfined and unfiltered.

Long ageing potential of 15 years and more.

 

Vintage: 2020

Grape Variety: Morillon

Appellation: Single Vineyard Wine Südsteiermark DAC

Classification: Single Vineyard Wine

Alcohol: 13 % vol.

Residual Sugar: 1,9 g/l RS dry

Acidity: 7 g/l tbS

Single Vineyard Wine

Wines that show one particular terroir of a specific, privileged single vineyard. The winemaker crafts expressive and individual wines from single grape varieties. Special care goes into those highest quality wines of the region.

Organic Farming

Organic agriculture AT-BIO-402.

Datasheet

Ried Rossberg

A vineyard facing South-Southeast, on 340 - 470 m above sea level, that is characterized by especially fertile “Opok” limestone. The combination of those factors produce unique wines of profound minerality.
All Wines from this vineyard

family business since 1959

100% in-house production

authentical wines of origin

organic agriculture AT-BIO-402

careful manual labour

slow and gentle maturation of the wines

hand harvested grapes

natural and spontaneous fermentation

Wine Recommendations

Wine is not static.
It evolves, matures and changes over time.

Armin Tement

Our Standards

More than 15 years ago we started taking the first steps towards organic farming. We are now in the phase to convert to biodynamics. A logical step for us and a beginning without end. Every year we learn something new, observe nature and get closer to it bit by bit. We see our business as a form of modern circular economy in which wine is part of an overall concept. Partnerships with horse and cattle farmers have just as much space here as the use of the company’s own forest for energy production. Wine as a way of life.