This is what good wine from the Neuburger grape tastes like

The white wines made from the Austrian Neuburger grape are mild and fruity. Quite robust, yet harmonious and rounded. With hints of nuts and spices and a relatively long finish.

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Neuburger is an indigenous Austrian grape. According to Austrian legend, winegrowers from Oberarnsdorf fished a vine out of the Danube in 1860. They planted it, and two years later, they supposedly bottled the first Neuburger wine! It is certain that Neuburger is a cross between Roter Veltliner and Sylvaner.

Its name likely derives from a ruin near Arnsdorf, known locally as the "Burg." It is a personal favorite of several Burgenland winemakers, who produce exquisite dry wines from it.

We currently have two wines made from the Neuburger grape in our range. You can view our Neuburger wines here.