A new wind has been blowing through the traditional Strehn red wine estate for a few years now - a pink wind. And it is blowing ever stronger: around 60 percent of the harvest is now processed into rosé.
It all started with an attempt to create an alternative to rosé wines with measured popularity ratings. The model for this was French rosé icons, which had long since climbed the wine heaven. In 2017, the time had come: the now famous "elephant in the room" turned the Austrian rosé world upside down as a high-flyer. Strehn's rosé range now comprises six wines: from light sparkling wines to statement rosés that are fermented in barrels.
However, the basis for the winery's success has always been the organically and sustainably cultivated red wines from Deutschkreutz. And here, of course, the focus is on Blaufränkisch, which is offered as a single-vineyard wine or in the top "Pandur" cuvée.
