グロース／GROSS & GROSS
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BERGWEIN SUDSTEIERMARK 2019
Region: Steiermark, Austria
Grape: Sauvignon Blanc, Verche Riesling
Category：White
Made from the same grapes as the top cuvée , and blended with old vine Vershu Riesling, this is a wine that condenses the essence of Gros's land, with a reasonable yet luxurious feel and complexity .
Aromatic, lively herbal scent overflowing from the glass! When you put it in your mouth, you will be overwhelmed with fresh fruits such as green apple and citrus.
The balance between salty minerals and acidity is exquisite, fully expressing the characteristics of Southern Steiermark!
[Producer information]
The Gross family is a historic family that has been making wine in Styria since 1750.
Ten years ago, my older brother Johannes moved to Austria.
His younger brother Michael is in charge of each winery in Slovenia.
His older brother Johannes graduated from Klosterneuburg, the best brewing school in Austria.
When he speaks, he touches the soil and the grapes, and you can tell that he cares about the nature of the farm. Biodiversity, sustainability, landscape, and tradition come up a lot in the conversation, and I'm convinced that they're not making natural wine just to be fashionable. Half of our wine sales come from community-based brewers who come to the winery to buy.
In Johannes's grandfather's generation,
They used to use chemical fertilizers when necessary, but since his generation they have returned to using homegrown fertilizers.
(It took two years to mature, and everything except the cow dung came from the farm).
Even that fertilizer is only used in a very small amount for two years after planting.
Other than that, check the color of the leaves and use spots as needed.
The company also aims to grow high-quality grapes by increasing biodiversity without relying on herbicides, pesticides, or chemical fertilizers.
Almost all winemaking takes place in the fields. Most of the field work is done by hand.
This is because the fields are terraced and have steep slopes, making it difficult to mechanize.
Of the 20 employees, 17 work in the fields.
I'm posting photos from my visit this year on Instagram, so please take a look!
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