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Familie Reinisch, Ried Holzspur Pinot Noir, 2022

Red Wine from Other Austria, Austria
by Familie Reinisch
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This is the wine that made people take Austrian Pinot Noir seriously. Holzspur is a single vineyard in Tattendorf, a flat, gravelly valley-floor site with limestone-rich alluvial soils that the Reinisch family treats as their flagship, and it's their most complete expression of what the Thermenregion can do with this grape. The fruit is hand-harvested, fermented with native yeast, and aged in French barrels with a deliberately light touch of new oak, all in service of letting the vineyard speak. 'Ried' is Austria's word for a named single vineyard, and this is one worth remembering. When Pinot fans want to be surprised, this is the bottle to reach for.

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More about Familie Reinisch

If you think great Pinot Noir has to come from Burgundy, the Reinisch family would like a word. They work in the Thermenregion, the strip of limestone-rich vineyards just south of Vienna where the Alps run out, and they have made a serious case for Austrian Pinot Noir and its moody local cousin, Sankt Laurent.

The estate (also known as Johanneshof Reinisch) was founded in 1923 with half a hectare of vines and is now run by the fourth generation: brothers Johannes, who makes the wines, Christian and Michael. Their 40 hectares are split between two very different villages. On the valley floor at Tattendorf the soils are loose, alluvial and chalky; up in the hills of Gumpoldskirchen, above 350 meters, the vines sit on fossil-bearing limestone. The brothers converted to organic farming in 2004 and were certified in 2010.

Pinot Noir ages in French oak from a range of cooperages, with the share of whole clusters changing by vintage. The range climbs from friendly Estate bottlings to single-vineyard (Ried) wines such as the Holzspur Pinot Noir and Lores Chardonnay, plus an old-vine Gumpoldskirchen Pinot. And don't overlook the local white grapes: Rotgipfler, rarely grown anywhere but here, is a genuine discovery.

Wine Details

  • Grape Variety

    Pinot Noir

  • Vintage

    2022

  • Size

    750ml

  • Sweetness

    Dry

  • Body

    Medium Bodied

Flatiron's Take

From the Importer

What Skurnik Wines has to say about this wine:

Variety: St. Laurent

Region: Thermenregion

Vineyard: Ried Holzspur

Soil Type: Alluvial with high limestone content

Fermentation & Élevage: All Stockinger

Farming: Certified Organic

Tasting Notes & Food Pairings

Perfect Pairings

Duck breast, venison, or wild mushroom dishes.

Tasting Profile

Layered and elegant, with red and dark berries, earthy depth, and a long, mineral finish. Medium-bodied and age-worthy.

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