The winery's history becomes even more interesting. It was founded as early as 1114 by order of Count Leopold III. Few wineries in the world remain as relevant after 900 years as Stift Klosterneuburg. Their wines are still internationally acclaimed. This is especially true because Stift Klosterneuburg dares to think outside the box and deviate from the beaten path. This also applies to Stift Klosterneuburg Zweigelt. The Zweigelt vineyards are located in Tattendorf, part of Lower Austria. This is primarily the domain of red grape varieties. The rich terroir, full of gravel and brown soil, provides excellent breeding ground for varieties such as Zweigelt.
Even though Zwiegelt is more popular than ever, how do these wines taste? If you'd like to try a typical Zweigelt wine, we highly recommend this Stift Kloster Neuburg Zweigelt. The ruby-red color alone makes us enthusiastic. The aroma is strong and lush. Think of sour red cherries and small berries on a branch. The fruitiness and juiciness of this Stift Kloster Neuburg Zweigelt take it to a whole new level. The fruitiness borders on sweet. Fortunately, this is tempered by the necessary freshness in the wine.
