Origin
Austria, Burgenland, Trausdorf an der Wulka
Quality grade
Trockenbeerenauslese
Site
Eisenstaedter single vineyard Kirchberg
Site Type
hilly land
Varietal
Weißburgunder 60 % | 20 - 35 years
7000 plants/ha
Welschriesling 40 %
Geografical Orientation
south east
Sea Level
190 - 210 m
Soil
calcareous | large
deep
brown earth
humus | medium
Vineyard Site
Due to a Pannonian climate that is moderated by Lake Neusiedl, we are graced with the ability to produce white, red and sweet wines of the highest quality here on the Leithaberg. Warm, dry summers and cold, dry winters combine with the typical wind of Burgenland to shape the vegetation of our region.
Weather / Climate
Climate
pannonic
Cellar
Harvest
handpicked | November 26
Malolactic Fermentation
no
Skin Contact
24 hour(s)
Fermentation
spontaneous
steel tank | 2 month(s) | temperature control: yes | 14 - 16 °C
Filter
layer filtration | coarse
Maturing
small wooden barrel | 228 L | used barrel | 8 month(s)
Time on the Fine Yeast
6 month(s)
Bottling
natural cork | Sept. 16, 2005 | 1430 bottles
Data
Wine Type
Still wine | white | sweet
Alcohol
10.5 %
Residual Sugar
255 g/l
Acid
10.7 g/l
Allergens
sulfites
Drinking Temperature
10 - 14 °C
Aging Potential
high (30 years)
Optimum Drinking Year
2006 - 2030
Winery
Erwin Tinhof owns vineyards in Eisenstadt, that grow on the slopes of the Leitha Mountains. The grapes nurtured are indigenous varieties, and this has been so for 11 generations.
The 15 hectare estate is cultivated in tune with local nature; Erwin Tinhof practises dry farming and does not apply any use of insecticides or herbicides, nor artificial fertilisation, to any of his vines. The estate vineyards are up to 50 years old, and contain grape varieties that are virtually completely Austria, such as the white Neuburger and Weißburgunder (Pinot blanc) as well as the black varieties Blaufränkisch and increasingly Sankt Laurent. The wines are produced from estate vineyards and following a hand harvest and winemaking with minimal intervention, the wines are bottled in the Tinhof winery.
Effective from the 2012 harvest, the winery became a certified naturally organic producer.
