A FAMILY WINERY IN BURGENLAND
THOMAS & THE WINERY.
Our winery is in the town of Neusiedl am See, on the northern shore of Lake Neusiedl. Here, we run a family business with a history spanning generations. For us, growing wine connects what has been established over time with what we continue to develop today.
We cultivate around 90 hectares of vineyards. We also work closely with our contract growers, who supply us with healthy, ripe grapes each year. Our own vineyards and these partnerships together form the foundation of our business.
WORK IN THE VINEYARD
QUALITY STARTS
WITH THE VINE.
The way we care for our vineyards is guided by grape quality. This includes targeted canopy management and yield adjustments: we look after the development of the vines and manage their crop rather than focusing on quantity alone.
Gentle soil cultivation and controlled, integrated plant protection complement this work. Together, these measures form an approach to vineyard management that works with nature, from the soil and the vine to the ripening grape.
SUN & LAKE
A REGION THAT
HOLDS THE WARMTH.
Burgenland is often called the land of sunshine. For winegrowing, it is not just the many hours of sun that matter, but also the interaction with Lake Neusiedl. Its water absorbs warmth during the day and slowly releases it back into the surroundings later.
This balancing effect shapes the microclimate around the lake. Combined with the sunny location, it creates favourable conditions for ripening grapes and producing our quality wines.
SOILS WITH CHARACTER
DIVERSITY BENEATH
OUR FEET.
The region’s soils are far from uniform. Their composition changes from vineyard to vineyard: light, stony, sandy soils sit alongside heavy black earth soils, some with shell limestone deposits. Primary rock soils also occur in places.
These differences are part of the natural environment of our vines. To understand our winery, it helps to consider both the shared climate around the lake and the individual conditions of each site.
CONTACT THOMAS
BEYOND
THE GRAPE.
After the work outdoors, a new chapter begins in the cellar. Visit our wine page to find out how we process the harvest and which grape varieties shape our range.
OUR WINES