The Story
Nigl proves that great Gruner doesn't have to cost a fortune or carry a wallop of alcohol, and Freiheit is the bottle that makes the case. The name means freedom, a nod to some of the first privately owned vineyard land in the valley, and the wine is sourced from sites around Krems in Austria's Kremstal region. Loess soils and stainless-steel fermentation keep it pure and bright; it's even bottled at night to lock in freshness. This is everyday Gruner that still delivers the savory, peppery complexity the grape is famous for.
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Nigl proves that great Gruner doesn't have to cost a fortune or carry a wallop of alcohol, and Freiheit is the bottle that makes the case. The name means freedom, a nod to some of the first privately owned vineyard land in the valley, and the wine is sourced from sites around Krems in Austria's Kremstal region. Loess soils and stainless-steel fermentation keep it pure and bright; it's even bottled at night to lock in freshness. This is everyday Gruner that still delivers the savory, peppery complexity the grape is famous for.
