OUR VINEYARD SITES & WINES FROM HALBTURN -
Wine does not begin in the cellar here.
It begins in the soil.
Around Halbturn, cool winds, warm days and complex soils come together.
What emerges are wines with attitude – shaped by Lake Neusiedl, by the Wagram, and by vineyard sites that do not need to be loud to leave an impression.
Our wines are created where origin remains tangible.
Not overstated, not polished – but clear, precise and highly drinkable.
White varieties show freshness and depth.
Red varieties show structure and calm.
Always with the goal that you finish the glass – rather than analyze it.
Our vineyard sites lie in the northeast of the Neusiedlersee region, on the lesser‑known Wagram.
No high mountains, no drama – but soils with history and impact.
Gravel, loam, limestone and black earth meet a climate that creates tension:
warm enough for ripeness, cool enough for freshness.
Ried Kaiserberg
ÖWM Vineyard Map - Ried Kaiserberg
Limestone & Loam
Planted for centuries.
Open to the wind. Facing southeast.
Deep, limestone‑rich soils give the wines structure and length.
Kaiserberg does not push itself forward – but it stays with you.
Ried Waldacker (Ried Römerstein)
ÖWM Vineyard Map - Ried Waldacker
LIMESTONE & LOAM
The view faces east, the soils remain deep and rich in limestone.
Southeast exposure, open structure, clear lines.
Past and present share the same ground here.
Ried Lehendorf
ÖWM Vineyard Map - Ried Lehendorf
SAND & GRAVEL
Long rows of vines, diverse soils, plenty of room.
Gravel, loam and black earth create conditions for demanding varieties –
from Zweigelt and Pinot Noir to Burgundian varieties and Muskateller.
A site with range.
Ried Haide
PEBBLES & GRAVEL
Sandy loam, plenty of gravel, noticeable salinity.
A flat site with character –
easy to work, precise in expression.
Ried Grannawitzl
ÖWM Vineyard Maps - Ried Grannawitzl
LOAM & SAND
On the eastern edge of the Parndorf Plateau.
The view opens toward Lake Neusiedl.
The name comes from juniper – and the site feels the same way:
clear, open, independent.
Soils shift between black earth, loess, brown earth and red gravel.
Not uniform. Not predictable.
Chardonnay and Zweigelt feel particularly at home here –
not because they must, but because they can.
Ried Bauernwies
ÖWM Vineyard Maps - Ried Bauernwies
GRAVEL, PEBBLES & LOAM
South of Halbturn.
Long vine rows, wide open space, little distraction.
What was once pastureland is now clearly structured:
different soils, different parcels, different signatures.
Moist black earth, dry zones, highly calcareous sections.
The vineyards follow the soil – not the other way around.
Warm, dry, open.
A site that dictates nothing, but allows everything.
