Address:
8463 Leutschach, Austria Show on map Show in places
8463 Leutschach, Austria Show on map Show in places
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Website:
www.repolusk.at
Wineguide:
Weingut und Buschenschank Repolusk
Info:
Repolusk Winery and Buschenschank, winegrowing tradition since 1724
Sustainable cultivation of the vineyards, all interventions on the vine are well-considered.
Long ripening of the grapes on the vine, so that the nutrients from the soil can be stored in the grapes for as long as possible
Our winery is located on the South Styrian Wine Road between the wine-growing villages of Leutschach and Gamlitz. Here with us, on the steep sand and gravel soils, the Gelber Muskateller has thrived for many generations. As a pure family business, we also run an excellent Buschenschank in addition to the winery. Father Roland and son Karl-Philipp Repolusk work passionately in the vineyard day after day. Manual work on the vines is the most important factor for us. Sustainable cultivation of the vines is very important. All interventions on the vine are well-considered. This allows the grapes to ripen in the vineyard for as long as possible in order to draw many nutrients from the soil. Old large wooden barrels, from the grandfather, offer the best storage conditions for the wines.
Sustainable cultivation of the vineyards, all interventions on the vine are well-considered.
Long ripening of the grapes on the vine, so that the nutrients from the soil can be stored in the grapes for as long as possible
Our winery is located on the South Styrian Wine Road between the wine-growing villages of Leutschach and Gamlitz. Here with us, on the steep sand and gravel soils, the Gelber Muskateller has thrived for many generations. As a pure family business, we also run an excellent Buschenschank in addition to the winery. Father Roland and son Karl-Philipp Repolusk work passionately in the vineyard day after day. Manual work on the vines is the most important factor for us. Sustainable cultivation of the vines is very important. All interventions on the vine are well-considered. This allows the grapes to ripen in the vineyard for as long as possible in order to draw many nutrients from the soil. Old large wooden barrels, from the grandfather, offer the best storage conditions for the wines.