The Princely Wines of Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein, a tiny country of less than 40 thousand people tucked between Austria and Switzerland is a royal harbor of Princely grapes, grown mostly for Pinot Noir wine. Liechtenstein is tucked like a nugget planted on the west side of Austria, (a five hour train ride to Vienna, which is on the northeastern side of Austria). Country and vineyard locations The Royal Princely family farms and also sources Riesling and Grüner Veltliner from their vineyard in Austria, northeast of Vienna, and vinifies varietal and blends of white wines with focused flavors and acidity to make them perfectly lip smacking to accompany spring gazing on their property or in your garden. Whether grown in Liechtenstein or in Austria, the grapes are organically grown with regenerative practices and fermented naturally with indigenous yeast to produce flavors directly from their respective terroirs and not from a commercial yeast which tend to produce generic flavors in the resulting wines. They make a mor...
