Wine style

Wine style

Austrian Wachau Grüner Veltliner

Austrian Wachau Grüner Veltliner

Austrian Wachau Grüner Veltliner

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Austria

Steep stone terraces overlooking the Danube give this wine incredible focus. It is the heavyweight champion of Austrian whites, packing serious texture and spice without weighing you down like a brick.

Steep stone terraces overlooking the Danube give this wine incredible focus. It is the heavyweight champion of Austrian whites, packing serious texture and spice without weighing you down like a brick.

Steep stone terraces overlooking the Danube give this wine incredible focus. It is the heavyweight champion of Austrian whites, packing serious texture and spice without weighing you down like a brick.

Body

Big & Bold

Tannins

No Resistance

Barely Felt

Pillowy Presence

Serious Grip

The Brick Wall

Acidity

Properly Sharp

Sugar

Savagely Dry

Artistic label and flavor profile for Austrian Wachau Grüner Veltliner on a rustic wooden table.

The story

Steep Terraces

Purity Code

River Influence

Terraced vineyards here are so steep they make mountain goats nervous. In the 1980s, local winemakers banded together to form Vinea Wachau, creating a purity code that banned additives and defined ripeness levels. They ignored international trends favoring oak chips and manipulation, sticking instead to their stony soils and the Danube's cooling influence to create a liquid purity that strictly screams of its origin.

Terraced vineyards here are so steep they make mountain goats nervous. In the 1980s, local winemakers banded together to form Vinea Wachau, creating a purity code that banned additives and defined ripeness levels. They ignored international trends favoring oak chips and manipulation, sticking instead to their stony soils and the Danube's cooling influence to create a liquid purity that strictly screams of its origin.

Terraced vineyards here are so steep they make mountain goats nervous. In the 1980s, local winemakers banded together to form Vinea Wachau, creating a purity code that banned additives and defined ripeness levels. They ignored international trends favoring oak chips and manipulation, sticking instead to their stony soils and the Danube's cooling influence to create a liquid purity that strictly screams of its origin.

Why it's special

Power Precision

Ancient Soils

Strict Rules

Nowhere else does Grüner Veltliner achieve this level of power combined with laser-like precision. The combination of ancient gneiss soils and extreme diurnal temperature shifts creates wines that are rich yet racy. Vinea Wachau members adhere to strict rules, meaning what is in your glass is pure fermented grape juice with absolutely no funny business or makeup hiding its true face.

Nowhere else does Grüner Veltliner achieve this level of power combined with laser-like precision. The combination of ancient gneiss soils and extreme diurnal temperature shifts creates wines that are rich yet racy. Vinea Wachau members adhere to strict rules, meaning what is in your glass is pure fermented grape juice with absolutely no funny business or makeup hiding its true face.

Nowhere else does Grüner Veltliner achieve this level of power combined with laser-like precision. The combination of ancient gneiss soils and extreme diurnal temperature shifts creates wines that are rich yet racy. Vinea Wachau members adhere to strict rules, meaning what is in your glass is pure fermented grape juice with absolutely no funny business or makeup hiding its true face.

Who's gonna like it

Burgundy Fans

Texture Seekers

Foodies

Lovers of premium white Burgundy who want to save a few dollars will lose their minds here. It offers that creamy texture and weight you crave but swaps the buttery oak for a spicy, peppery kick. Anyone who thinks white wine is just for aperitifs needs to try a Smaragd with a veal schnitzel to have their entire worldview shattered.

Lovers of premium white Burgundy who want to save a few dollars will lose their minds here. It offers that creamy texture and weight you crave but swaps the buttery oak for a spicy, peppery kick. Anyone who thinks white wine is just for aperitifs needs to try a Smaragd with a veal schnitzel to have their entire worldview shattered.

Lovers of premium white Burgundy who want to save a few dollars will lose their minds here. It offers that creamy texture and weight you crave but swaps the buttery oak for a spicy, peppery kick. Anyone who thinks white wine is just for aperitifs needs to try a Smaragd with a veal schnitzel to have their entire worldview shattered.

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