The Winzer Krems winery was founded in 1938 and, with 1,480 members and nearly 1,000 hectares of vineyards, is now one of the largest cooperatives in Austria. The vineyards are located in and around Krems, on the northern bank of the Danube just west of Vienna. Here, temperature fluctuations between day and night are significant. Combined with the autumn fog and high humidity, this results in aromatic and refined wines.
Modern Austrian winemaking is characterized by a concerted legislative initiative to promote quality. For generations, the country's winemakers have crafted Austria's unique grapes into traditional wines for local consumption and wholesale sales abroad. Today, more internationally traveled and well-trained winemakers are producing state-of-the-art, high-quality wines that have earned Austria worldwide recognition.
The Grüner Veltliner from the Classic series by Winzer Krems glows pale yellow in the glass. The nose is characterized by a typical spicy note. The grapes, ripened on loess soils, impart a pleasant peppery aroma on the palate. This dry wine is youthful, fresh, and aromatic. The balance between bright acidity and delicate sweetness is unparalleled. The Krems Grüner Veltliner Classic is a delicious accompaniment to fish dishes and crisp salads.
