Alzinger

WINERY ALZINGER

In the early 1980s, Leo Alzinger began making wines that focused on their origins and quietly but precisely told their individual stories.

In the mid-seventies, Leo Alzinger Sr. took over the winery from his parents, who sold their grapes on to the Dinstlgut estate in Loiben. With the 1983 vintage, he decided to vinify and market his grapes himself. From the very beginning, he pursued his own intention, a style that has not changed significantly to this day. Precision, clarity, straightforwardness, filigree and liveliness were attributes that soon became synonymous with his wines.
Leo Alzinger Sr. has since passed on responsibility for the winery to his son, but still works almost daily in the vineyards and on the stone walls.