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The Bio-Weingut Schneider at Badner Straße 3 in Tattendorf is an organic winery in the Thermenregion, specialising in Pinot Noir, St. Laurent and Rotgipfler. Winemaker Georg Schneider has farmed his vineyards organically since 2008.
Georg Schneider graduated from the Höhere Bundeslehranstalt für Wein- und Obstbau (federal college of viticulture and fruit growing) and gained experience in Germany and Australia. His focus is on the Burgundy family, the local St. Laurent and Rotgipfler, a typical white grape variety of the Thermenregion. The range also includes Zweigelt, Chardonnay, Weißburgunder and Gemischter Satz, plus single-vineyard wines from the Tagelsteiner and Frauenfeld sites. The winery is a member of the Österreichische Traditionsweingüter.
Tattendorf is considered the red wine island of the Thermenregion; around 80 per cent of production is red wine. Besides the Pannonian climate, the reason is the limestone gravel soils: the stones store heat during the day and release it again at night. Because the soils let a lot of water through, the vines have to root deeply.
Organic here means no synthetic pesticides and more biodiversity in the vineyard. Newly bought or leased land goes through a three-year conversion before its grapes count as organic.
For buying at the winery, please call ahead to let them know you are coming.
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Around 900 wineries enter some 5,500 wines in the Lower Austrian State Wine Awards (NÖ Landesweinprämierung) each year; the finalists in each category are tasted first, then the state winners are chosen. Which wineries from the district reached the final, who became state winner in 2026 and where the information comes from is set out in our article Landessieger aus Teesdorf: Frühwirth gewinnt mit Merlot (in German).
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