AUSTRIA

Querschnitt Rotburger & Co

Rotburger from different soils is used for this juicy red. Natural fermentation is in semi-closed casks for almost 100 days. The result is a fresh, easy drinking wine, but still complex in it‘s own way. Aged for 11 month in 1200 liter barrels Austrian oak

Muschelkalk Alte Reben

From a single vineyard planted in 1962 on a high plateau, surrounded by forest. Fossil limestone saves heat in the day, the forest gives cool air. Because of the old vines and difficult soil the annual total production is a single barrel,aged for 20 month

Vulkan Alte Reben

Three old vineyards on vulcanic clay are used for this wine, the Burgenland type of Grüner Veltliner, very unique in it‘s style. Whole bunch pressing and staying on the full lees in big oak vats, for which Kolfok uses their own wood to make the barrels.

Intra! The Wild Rosé

Rebel fave alert! Wild, spicy and structured rosé, Blaufränkisch from a north-faced cold climate vineyard, with heavy clay soil. The grapes are macerated in a semi-closed small fermenter for a few days, and after ferment in 1200lt. Austrian oak barrels.

Intra! The Wild Weiss

A special method is used here, called intracellular fermentation, meaning fermentation inside the intact berry, keeping the wine fresh and subtle. After a 62 day maceration, the berries are pressed and then aged on oak. A wild wine, with a gentle heart

Querschnitt Rosé

Pinot Noir from scary named vineyard "Hangman‘s Hill",fermented for a long time (almost a year) in used Austrian oak. It drinks almost like a blanc de noir with aromas that are tight and quite reductive.Stefan's way to show that Rosé can reach high levels