Stadlmann Gruner Veltliner “Badener Berg” 2021
Gruner Veltliner | Thermenregion | Austria | White Wine | Weingut Stadlmann | 2021 | 0,75 L | 12,5 %
About
Stadlmann Grüner Veltliner "Badener Berg" 2021 is a vibrant, dry white wine, produced from Grüner Veltliner grapes carefully cultivated in the Badener Berg vineyards located in the Thermenregion of Austria. This wine epitomizes the Stadlmann family's long-standing tradition and dedication to crafting wines that express the unique qualities of their varietals and terroir. The "Badener Berg" 2021 stands out for its meticulous vinification process, highlighting the Grüner Veltliner's characteristic peppery spice, crisp acidity, and the mineral complexity that is a signature of the region's distinctive soil composition.
Producer
The Stadlmann family has been producing wine for seven generations since 1780. Hardly anyone has been as involved in the unique climatic conditions of the Thermenregion and the original local grape varieties as the founder of the winery, Bernhard Stadlmann. The vineyard area is 13 hectares and the farm is certified as biological. Today the winery is run by father and son Mikael and Johann Stadlmann.
Tasting notes
“Badener Berg” 2021 unfolds with a refreshing array of flavors, including green apple, white pepper, and a hint of citrus, underpinned by a subtle mineral streak that adds depth and elegance. This wine’s lively acidity and balanced structure make it a classic representation of Grüner Veltliner, offering a clean, invigorating finish that invites another sip. Its complexity and freshness capture the essence of the Thermenregion, making it a delightful choice for enthusiasts seeking a high-quality Austrian white wine.
Pairing
Pairing the Stadlmann Grüner Veltliner “Badener Berg” with light dishes such as fresh salads, grilled chicken, or fish enhances the wine’s crisp acidity and vibrant flavors, creating a harmonious dining experience. It also pairs beautifully with Austrian specialties like Wiener Schnitzel or spicy Asian cuisine, where its peppery notes and refreshing finish complement the richness and complexity of the flavors. These food pairings not only highlight the wine’s versatility but also its ability to enhance a wide range of culinary styles, making it an excellent companion for diverse gastronomic adventures.
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Weingut Stadlmann
The Stadlmann family has been producing wine for seven generations since 1780. Hardly anyone has been as involved in the unique climatic conditions of the Thermenregion and the original local grape varieties as the founder of the winery, Bernhard Stadlmann. The vineyard area is 13 hectares and the farm is certified as biological. Today the winery is run by father and son Mikael and Johann Stadlmann.
Gruner Veltliner
Grüner Veltliner wines are well textured, but very refreshing and crispy, focused on minerality and citrus character. With time they soften and take in honeyed, candied fruit-like flavors that match their deep golden hue.
Thermenregion
Thermenregion is a wine-producing area in eastern Austria, just south of Vienna. The relatively warm, dry conditions in the region are perfect for the production of light red wines made from Portugieser and honeyed white wines made from local varieties Zierfandler and Rotgipfler.
The Thermenregion viticultural zone covers some 2,200 hectares of vineyard and falls within the wider Niederosterreich region - itself home to some of Austria's most famous areas. Thermenregion is in the south of the zone and is warmer than more famous areas nearer the Danube like Wachau and Kamptal.
The region's already warm location is amplified by the Wienerwald hills to the west, which shields the vineyards from cold Alpine influences, and the presence of Hungary's Pannonian Plains, which bring warm breezes to the vineyards. Soils range from sandy loam to more pebbly, stony types that hold heat and provide good drainage.
High sunshine hours and long, dry autumns complete Thermenregion's mesoclimate, and the region is particularly suited to later-ripening grape varieties.
The signature style here is a blend of Zierfandler and Rotgipfler, two indigenous varieties that are not found in quantity anywhere else in Austria. This white wine is produced from vineyards surrounding the ancient village of Gumpoldskirchen and can be rich and honeyed, with excellent aging potential. Portugieser and Pinot Noir are the most important red wines, along with Saint-Laurent and Zweigelt.
Vineyards were planted in the region more than 2000 years ago by Romans stationed in Carnuntum and Vienna. The Romans also built thermal baths around Aquae (today's spa town of Baden) and the name Thermenregion is a reference to these. The region is not the only wine district in the world to be named after Roman thermal baths – Acqui Terme in Piedmont shares this distinction.