Stift Kloster Neuburg Weissburgunder

Weissburgunder: this will probably ring a bell for many of us. Where do we know this refined grape from? It seems incredibly familiar (especially when we opened Stift Kloster Neuburg Weissburgunder). Weissburgunder made waves in Alsace but in recent years, via Germany, has been increasingly moving eastward. However, most wine drinkers will know this elegant grape by its French name: Pinot Blanc. A noble grape variety in Alsace, yet still relatively new to Austrian vineyards. The courage, daring, and creativity of Stift Kloster Neuburg have ensured that this grape is also clearly gaining a foothold in Viennese vineyards.

The wines of Stift Klosterneuburg

We can almost guarantee that this Stift Kloster Neuburg Weissburgunder will be your favorite wine. However, we can guarantee that with Stift Klosterneuburg wines, you'll be enjoying some of the most renowned wines. The winery boasts a wealth of experience. Founded in 1114, it's the oldest winery in Austria. The winery is also a major force in terms of size. The monastery owns a whopping 110 hectares in the wine regions of Vienna, Gumpoldskirchen, and Tattendorf.

Impressions of Stift Kloster Neuburg Weissburgunder

Stift Klosterneuburg has established the Weissburgunder in the vineyards near the monastery in the Austrian capital, Vienna. This unique vineyard is dominated by white grapes. The terroir is incredibly rich in chalk, loess, and clay, giving the Weissburgunder incredible power and depth. Prepare yourself for not just a classic glass of Pinot Blanc, but a complex white wine that's also perfectly suited to gastronomy. Plenty of firm, almost yellow fruit is immediately recognizable. The pleasant acidity of apple and pear playfully interacts with your taste buds. A slightly nutty finish makes Stift Kloster Neuburg Weissburgunder a wine you'll never forget.