Winzerhof Gmeiner

Zweigelt and Riesling from Austria's mineral-rich Wagram plateau.

Winzerhof Gmeiner sits in the Wagram, a warm, loess-rich plateau in Niederösterreich's Weinland region. The winery focuses on two varieties native to Austria's eastern wine country: Zweigelt, the dark-skinned grape that defines the region's red identity, and Riesling, which thrives in the area's mineral soils. The Zweigelt shows the variety's characteristic structure and depth, while the Limited Ried Felser Wora Riesling draws from a specific vineyard site. Falstaff has rated these wines, with the core Zweigelt and Zweigelt Kastanie both earning recognition for their quality. The winery's portfolio reflects the Wagram's continental climate and terroir—conditions that favor ripe, expressive fruit balanced by acidity and mineral tension.