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Tag Archives: Austria
Austrian Wine: More Diverse Than You Think
Mention Austrian wine and you might spark a discussion about Grüner Veltliner and Zweigelt. These are the best known white and red grapes of Austria, respectively, and the country can legitimately claim them as “native” grapes. I’ve probably helped this … Continue reading
Posted in Austria, Travel, Wine, Zweigelt
Tagged Austria, Blaufrankisch, Gruner Veltliner, Heidi Schröck, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, Riesling, Wine, Zweigelt
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Austria in the Whirlwind
“We wanted to take a vacation once a year,” Martin Nigl said, explaining why his family dropped mixed farming of crops and livestock to specialize in wine grapes. “You can’t take a vacation from cows.” That’s a common theme among … Continue reading
Posted in Austria, Biodynamic, Travel, Wine
Tagged Anton Bauer, Austria, Gruner Veltliner, Leo Hillinger, Martin Nigl, Meinklang, Schloss Gobelsburg, Weingut Stadt Krems, Wine
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What I did this summer …
Hi Everyone – You’ve probably noticed that I haven’t posted here for quite some time. Some of you have even asked about my health – I’m fine, thank you – or if I’ve quit writing about wine. Definitely not – … Continue reading
Wino the Week: Markowitsch Carnuntum Cuvée 2011
This is the kind of primal, fun, juicy wine that gets my blood pumping. Inky dark in color, fresh and herbaceous in aroma, and just pure juicy juice, for lack of a better descriptor, on the palate. It’s 80% Zweigelt, … Continue reading
The Green Revolution
Wine is going green. Like many of us trying to shrink our “carbon footprints” by using less electricity, recycling, or driving hybrid cars, the wine industry is becoming increasingly earth-friendly. At the Fair Lakes Whole Foods Market in Fairfax, Va., … Continue reading
Posted in Austria, Biodynamic, California, France, Germany, Organic, Sustainable, Washingtonian
Tagged Austria, biodynamic, California, France, Germany, organic, Wine
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