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Weingut Nittnaus

A Gols family estate where Hans Michael leads cellar style, Andreas handles sales and tastings, and both brothers work in the vineyards.

Place
Burgenland · Austria
Known for
Shared vineyards, divided responsibilities
Wine context
Grüner Veltliner · Sauvignon Blanc

6 sources · Sources and notes ↓

Atlas locationBurgenland · Austria47.89° N · 16.92° E

Why it matters

The producer

The Nittnaus family traces its winemaking tradition back more than 300 years. Today, brothers Hans Michael and Andreas both work in the vineyards. Hans Michael carries primary responsibility for the wines' style and expression in the cellar, while Andreas handles sales and represents the estate at tastings.

The range spans red, white and dessert wines, with an emphasis on Burgenland fruit character. The winery applies its own compost to improve vineyard soils. The compost supports soil microorganisms, vineyard vitality and biodiversity.

Wines to know

The range in view

The percentage breakdown for the 2024 Beerenauslese Exquisit gives 40% Weißburgunder, 30% Welschriesling and 30% Scheurebe. Selectively hand-picked whole bunches are pressed, then fermentation is arrested through cooling and filtration. The wine ages in stainless steel and carries 5.4 g/l acidity and 172.1 g/l residual sugar.

Visibly viscous and yellow-straw in colour, the 2024 has peach and tropical-fruit aromas. Its palate is rich, sweet and medium-bodied, with balanced acidity and an intensely fruity finish.

Sources and notes 6 sources

Note. The 2024 Beerenauslese Exquisit composition remains inconsistent: its percentage breakdown names Weißburgunder, while another field substitutes Grüner Veltliner.

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