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The Johanneshof winery of the Reinisch family lies in the village of Tattendorf, not far from Vienna in the Thermenregion. The vineyards lie at the meeting point of the sunny, warm Hungarian plains to the east and the cool mountains and Vienna Woods near Vienna. Summers are warm and very sunny, but the vineyards cool down at night.

Johan Reinisch's grandfather planted his first vines in Tattendorf in 1923, in a small vineyard of 0.5 hectares. He ran a mixed farm and made wine only for personal use. Over time the family expanded the vineyards to 6 hectares by 1972. Wine was sold by then too, but it remained a side income.
After Johan Reinisch took over the business from his father, he radically changed course in 1995. Johan had trained in winemaking in California. Following the American example, he expanded the vineyards to 40 hectares and, together with his wife Veronika and his children Johannes, Christian and Michael, built an impressive new wine estate. He invested in modern cellar equipment with the explicit ambition of becoming an internationally renowned Austrian winery. That has worked out well - wines from Johanneshof Reinisch travel all over the world.
The Reinisch family mainly grows 'Burgundian' grape varieties such as Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, St. Laurent, and the local indigenous varieties from the Thermenregion: Rotgipfler and Zierfandler. Johan recently handed over the reins to his three sons, who now run the winery together - though of course Johan still keeps an eye on things. We currently have four wines from Johanneshof Reinisch in our range. You can view all our wines from Johanneshof Reinisch here.
If you want to know more about this winery, here you will find the link to the website of Johanneshof Reinisch.
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