Weingut Stadlmann
Wine Region: Thermenregion
Province: Niederösterreich (Lower Austria)
The House of Stadlmann's history of winemaking dates back seven generations to as early as 1780. The estate is located in Thermonregion, 20 minutes south of Vienna. Johann Stadlmann VII gained additional experience in wine-growing estates in Alsace, Germany and Alto Adige, Italy. He is one of the region's key wine personalities. No manipulation, but harmony with nature, this has always been the credo of the Stadlmann family.
Their two main varietals are indigenous to Thermenregion: Zierfandler (from which they make their hallmark wine) and Rotgipfler. These varietals date from the days of the Hapsburg Empire, and were the Emperor's favorite wines.
Vineyard/Vinification method: Certified ORGANIC in AUSTRIA
Hectares/acres: 13/33
Varietals:
White (68%, incl dessert wine): Zierfandler, Rotgipfler, Neuburger, Pinot Blanc, Muskat, Riesling, Grüner Veltliner
Red (32%, incl dessert wine): Pinot Noir, St. Laurent, Zweigelt, Cabernet Sauvignon
Weingut Stadlmann Classic Pinot Noir 2017
$13.95 $17.60
2c
Austria » Thermenregion
100 Pinot Noir red berries, sour cherry, raspberry, discreet floral note; elegant acidity, chalky minerality, firm structure, fruity and dry finish. ~winery notes
Weingut Stadlmann Classic Pinot Noir 2016
100% Pinot Noir “Shining brick-red, red berries, sour cherry, raspberry, discreet floral note, elegant acidity, chalky minerality, silky yet firm structure, friuty and dry finish.” ~winery
Weingut Stadlmann Classic Pinot Noir 2013
Wine Enthusiast 93 Top 100 Wines of 2015, Rank: 20 "The scent of very ripe, crunchy Bing cherries is heady at first. On the palate, red cherry
Weingut Stadlmann Classic Pinot Noir 2015
Wine Enthusiast 93 Certified Organic “This wine's fresh, ripe red cherry and aromatic strawberry touches make for an inviting nose. The palate shows the same intense primary
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