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Winemaker Daniel Jungmayr enjoys his craft. He makes wine for pleasure - not only his own, but especially that of whoever drinks his wines. His family's estate is a centuries-old tradition, so old that it's no longer possible to trace which ancestor first pressed grapes. What's certain is that it must have been hundreds of years ago.

A few years ago, Daniel took over the business from his father Robert, who in turn took over the family business from his father in 1990 together with his wife. When Robert took over the business in the village of Ebersbrunn in the Weinviertel, it was still a so-called 'mixed farm' - not only grapes were grown, but also, for example, sunflowers and corn. Robert was determined to follow his passion and threw himself fully into winemaking.
A few years ago, Daniel took over the reins from his father Robert, but his parents still work on this family business. Daniel's sister helps with marketing, and his wife Elisabeth makes an organic Grüner Veltliner.
The Jungmayrs make accessible wines of fine quality. The wines are barely exported - they are sold to loyal Austrian customers, who drive out to the Weingut a few times a year to fill up their car. Over the years, many have become friends with whom the new harvest is tasted together each spring.
Following good Austrian custom, a large number of grape varieties are planted across the Jungmayrs' 14 hectares of rolling vineyards in the hilly Weinviertel. Of course you'll find Zweigelt and Grüner Veltliner. Over the years the family has steadily expanded the vineyards and planted even more varieties, such as the rare Roter Veltliner, Frühroter Veltliner and Blauburger. The family plans to keep expanding the vineyards in the coming years. We currently have five wines from Weingut Jungmayr in our range. You can view all our wines from Weingut Jungmayr here.
If you want to know more about this winery, here you will find the link to the website of Weingut Jungmayr.
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