Buy or order Pfaffl wine

Austrian winemaking is flourishing thanks to Pfaffl wines. Austrian wines were in a slump for a long time, but they're making a comeback. After the sulfite scandal of the 1980s, Austrian wines suffered significant reputational damage. Production and exports plummeted, and many wineries disappeared. Fortunately, the most passionate farmers and wineries remain. For this reason alone, we applaud Pfaffl Winery.

Pfaffl Winery is the result of an inheritance. Roman and Adelheid Pfaffl inherited a winery from Roman's parents in 1978. It's actually quite small: 0.75 hectares. However, this isn't entirely unusual in Austria, given the challenging landscape. Over the years, Pfaffl has expanded the estate to its current 60 hectares. The vineyards are primarily located in eastern Austria and around the Austrian capital, Vienna.

The vineyards of Pfaffl

When you think of Austrian wines, it's hard to ignore Gruner Veltliner. This gentle and elegant grape has truly defined Austrian wine culture. Oo paffe has given Gruner Veltliner a prominent place in its vineyards. Zweigelt, Austria's number one blue grape, is also widely planted. Unique to the Pfaffl vineyards is the inclusion of international grape varieties. You'll also find Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, and Pinot Noir: unconventional grapes for Austrian vineyards.

What is the most beautiful wine from Pfaffl?

The power of Pfaffl lies in its refinement. The details. The finishing touches. This is precisely what makes every Pfaffl wine a joy to drink. The Gruner Veltliner wines, in particular, are a feast for the senses. Open a bottle of Pfaffl Hund Gruner Veltliner Reserve, sit back, and let the wine impress you. Pfaffl also offers impressive sparkling wines. Pfaffl Gruner Veltliner Brut is the perfect starting point for making any party a success.