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Grapes on the Ground: A Wachau Quality Contributor
It’s a scene repeated in vineyards all along the Danube River in Austria’s Wachau Valley. As the annual harvest season draws to a close, grapes that are not deemed wine-worthy are cut from their vines...
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Where White Wine Rules: Austria’s Wachau Valley
The Wachau Valley is a UNESCO world heritage site and region of natural beauty, and lies in the Danube Valley between the Austrian towns of Melk and Krems. The varieties Gruner Veltliner and Riesling...
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Gruner Veltliner: New Darling of Somms
From the boats and ships that travel the Danube River as it winds its way through Austria’s Wachau Valley, steeply terraced vineyards provide a breathtaking backdrop. But if your mode of transportation...
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3 Wine-Focused ‘Trips of a Lifetime’
If the long three-day weekend got you thinking about taking a longer vacation later in the year, we have a few ideas to share. In its May issue, National Geographic Traveler features a story called,...
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Here’s Hoping for a Mild Fall for Austria’s Vineyards
Winemaking in countries like Austria, where the weather is dependably undependable, can sometimes be a harrowing endeavor. This came to mind last week when I received a report on the 2016 Austrian...
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