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Christoph Hoch
Austria – 
Kremstal – 
Hollenburg – 
Hollenburg – 

THE COMPANY

The young Christoph Hoch, a rising star of Kremstal (2250 hectares of vines between Kamptal and Wachau), can count on his family’s 370 years tradition of winemaking and his work experience in Austria and Italy His high geological knowledge has led him to adopt a biodynamic viticulture in full compliance with the standards of the Demeter method. The vineyards, planted between 210 and 350 meters above sea level (corresponding to 50/200 on the Danube) are protected on the westside by the forests of Dunkelstein, this enhances the finesse and minerality also thanks to the calcareous and alkaline soil. Hoch wines, full of character, need time to mature and after aging in large oak barrels are assembled three different vintages to offer a wine complete and complex at the same time.

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.