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when

when

our story
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In 1932, my great-grandfather Johann Münzenrieder planted the 1st vineyard!
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My parents Hildegard and Johann Münzenrieder were born in 1951. The first buildings at Wallernerstraße 27 were built by my grandfather Andreas Münzenrieder in 1951 and expanded in the years that followed until today.
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In 1977, my parents Hildegard and Johann Münzenrieder took over my grandfather’s first vineyard.
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In 1991, my father, Johann Müzenrieder decided to market his wines in bottles.

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In 2005, at the age of 23, I took over my parents’ business and founded the Münzenrieder Wein GmbH.
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who

The Münzenrieder winery is located in the middle of the Neusiedler See-Seewinkel National Park. Through nature management, rigorous yield restrictions and careful cellar management, winegrowers Johann and Johannes Münzenrieder create concentrated wines with typical regional notes and enormous intensity.

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why do we make wine
the way we do?

Because we love what we do. And we believe that our way of making wine is good for the long term. For wine lovers, for the region and for our family. We also want to think ahead and set an example. Not only the family tradition and our knowledge of viticulture that we’ve amassed over generations, but also an understanding of nature, which we work with every day, and of our wine culture. Last but not least, we want to contribute and pass something on.
We want to discover new things that will make our work and our wines, which we value so much, even better. Something that will allow our children’s generation to carry on the traditions our family has been connected to for so long.

Because we love what we do. And we believe that our way of making wine is good for the long term. For wine lovers, for the region and for our family. We also want to think ahead and set an example. Not only the family tradition and our knowledge of viticulture that we’ve amassed over generations, but also an understanding of nature, which we work with every day, and of our wine culture. Last but not least, we want to contribute and pass something on. We want to discover new things that will make our work and our wines, which we value so much, even better. Something that will allow our children’s generation to carry on the traditions our family has been connected to for so long.

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