The Story
A single-vineyard Gruner for people who think they know what Gruner tastes like. Berg Vogelsang is the coolest site on the Loiserberg hill, a west-facing slope of amphibolite and gneiss that borders the forest - the name means "bird song." That stony, crystalline soil pushes the wine toward a slender, mineral, almost Riesling-like profile rather than the grape's usual roundness. Bruendlmayer farms it organically, ferments in stainless steel with a short rest in large old oak, and bottles early to lock in freshness. This is a precise, terroir-driven Gruner from one of Austria's reference estates.
Description
A single-vineyard Gruner for people who think they know what Gruner tastes like. Berg Vogelsang is the coolest site on the Loiserberg hill, a west-facing slope of amphibolite and gneiss that borders the forest - the name means "bird song." That stony, crystalline soil pushes the wine toward a slender, mineral, almost Riesling-like profile rather than the grape's usual roundness. Bruendlmayer farms it organically, ferments in stainless steel with a short rest in large old oak, and bottles early to lock in freshness. This is a precise, terroir-driven Gruner from one of Austria's reference estates.
