The vineyard is located at approximately 160m elevation on a hillside in Rust known as the Ruster Hügel. The well-draining soil consists of a thin layer of brown earth on top of pure shell limestone. The resulting dry growing conditions put a lot of strain on the vines and produce excellent grape quality with typical Leithaberg character. Dry Farming – Organic Compost – Cover Crop – Gentle Pruning

Due to the barren shell limestone and the dry soil, the wine has a very elegant mineral character. At first impression, it smells of delicate aromas of white flowers, quince and pear. The minimal oak influence is the perfect backbone for this typical Leithaberg wine, discreetly supporting the structure while leaving enough room for the fresh acidity and pronounced minerality.