Gols producer working biodynamically under respekt-BIODYN since 2006, known for a personal, low intervention style across Blaufränkisch, Zweigelt and skin contact whites.
Tip: The Puszta Libre red blend is the estate's playful entry-level bottling.
Address: Goldbergstraße 60, 7122 Gols, Austria, Burgenland
Gols estate founded in 1976 and farmed biodynamically since 2007, favouring traditional Wagram slope plantings of Zweigelt, Blaufränkisch and St. Laurent.
Tasting: By appointment at the estate in Gols.
Tip: The single-vineyard Ungerberg bottlings show a mineral-driven side of the estate's range.
Gols estate expanded from 12 to 25 hectares under Paul Achs since 1990, best known for the single vineyard Altenberg Blaufränkisch.
Tasting: By appointment, with seasonal open weekends announced on the estate site.
Tip: Altenberg Blaufränkisch is one of the estate's named single-vineyard bottlings.
Gols natural wine pioneers known as the Pittis, replanting St. Laurent and working Pinot Noir and Zweigelt into unfiltered, additive light cuvées.
Tasting: By appointment at the Gols cellar.
Tip: Look for the Pannobile-style Zweigelt blend as an entry point to the range.
Gols estate tracing the Stiegelmar family's winemaking back to 1571, focused on Burgundy varieties Pinot Noir and St. Laurent alongside classic Neusiedlersee whites.
Tasting: By appointment at the Gols estate.
Tip: The St. Laurent bottling is a standout among Gols producers who mostly favour Zweigelt.
Gols estate founded in 1976 and farmed biodynamically since 2007, favouring traditional Wagram slope plantings of Zweigelt, Blaufränkisch and St. Laurent.
Tasting: By appointment at the estate in Gols.
Tip: The single-vineyard Ungerberg bottlings show a mineral-driven side of the estate's range.
Gols estate expanded from 12 to 25 hectares under Paul Achs since 1990, best known for the single vineyard Altenberg Blaufränkisch.
Tasting: By appointment, with seasonal open weekends announced on the estate site.
Tip: Altenberg Blaufränkisch is one of the estate's named single-vineyard bottlings.
Gols natural wine pioneers known as the Pittis, replanting St. Laurent and working Pinot Noir and Zweigelt into unfiltered, additive light cuvées.
Tasting: By appointment at the Gols cellar.
Tip: Look for the Pannobile-style Zweigelt blend as an entry point to the range.
Gols estate tracing the Stiegelmar family's winemaking back to 1571, focused on Burgundy varieties Pinot Noir and St. Laurent alongside classic Neusiedlersee whites.
Tasting: By appointment at the Gols estate.
Tip: The St. Laurent bottling is a standout among Gols producers who mostly favour Zweigelt.
One of Burgenland's larger estates, farming the Andau flatlands near the Hungarian border and known for the Big John and The Legends Bordeaux style reds.
Tasting: Cellar door tastings and events, Monday to Saturday per posted hours.
Tip: Big John blends Zweigelt, Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir into an approachable everyday red.
Demeter certified biodynamic mixed farm in Pamhagen inside the Neusiedlersee-Seewinkel National Park, fermenting spontaneously across still, sparkling and skin contact cuvées.
Tasting: Farm and cellar visits by appointment.
Tip: The amphora aged orange wines are a distinct departure from the estate's varietal still bottlings.
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