I have found this video in the internet - and it speaks from my heart. It's about how wine is produced, accordingly how the consumer is fooled. You can be sure that what I am doing at the Herrenhof is producing real natural wine. Just check out my Charta: Herrenhof Charta.

Austria is well known for Grüner Veltliner and (since a few years) for Blaufränkisch too. Both are "indigenous" grape varieties. On the other side St. Laurent, Zierfandler, Rotgipfler or Neuburger are not as well known as Grüner for expample. "Indigenous grapes" means that a variety occured in a specific region and is still grown there. [...]

A few weeks ago a Sauvignon Blanc tasting took place and my thoughts about this variety and its wines got affirmed.
Sauvignon Blanc is a globetrotter, a trendy grape variety. Its widely grown in all wine regions all over the world. And the most interesting part of this is: it tastes nearly everywhere the same. Ok, [...]