Christoph Hoch
Austria – 
Kremstal – 
Hollenburg – 

THE COMPANY

The Hoch family, rooted in Hollenburg on the Danube since 1640, has a long tradition of winemaking. Christoph Hoch, who has been at the helm of the winery since 2013, is dedicated to promoting the unique terroir of the ‘Hollenburger Konglomerat’ and the particular local microclimate, following Demeter biodynamic principles to ensure the vitality of the soil and vines. The grapes are harvested by hand, fermented spontaneously and the wines mature in used wooden barrels. Christoph, a lover of fresh reds, also creates sparkling wines using the ancestral method, including Kalkspitz, Kalkreich and RosĂ© Rurale, which have received great international acclaim.

Austria - 

Niederösterreich

Kremstal

Kremstal is an intermediate area between the concentration of the Wachau and the greater variety of the Kamptal. Some parts of the region are high and steep enough to require terracing, as in the Wachau. Vineyards here grow on clay-limestone soils, including the famous Steiner Hund, which can impart particular intensity to both riesling and gruner veltriner grapes.

Austria - 

Niederösterreich

Kremstal

Kremstal is an intermediate area between the concentration of the Wachau and the greater variety of the Kamptal. Some parts of the region are high and steep enough to require terracing, as in the Wachau. Vineyards here grow on clay-limestone soils, including the famous Steiner Hund, which can impart particular intensity to both riesling and gruner veltriner grapes.