Kremstal

Kremstal is one of Austria’s most respected wine regions, centred around the historic town of Krems and the Danube River. Its combination of a cool continental climate, warm Pannonian influences, varied elevations and diverse soils - including loess, gravel and crystalline rock - creates ideal conditions for fresh, precise and mineral-driven wines.

Grüner Veltliner is the region’s leading grape, producing wines that range from crisp and lively to rich and complex, while Riesling is also highly regarded. The region’s vineyards include the renowned Krems Valley and surrounding hills, with quality classifications highlighting its finest sites. Kremstal combines a long winemaking tradition with modern, quality-focused production and a strong commitment to sustainable viticulture.