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Zweigelt – Weingut Nehrer

3,190 Ft

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What is known today as Burgenland was the western border of the Medieval Kingdom of Hungary between the 11th and 16th centuries and was later part of the Habsburg Empire as Royal Hungary. But most of its population—a melting pot including Croatians and Hungarians—were predominantly German-speaking. The area was officially reunited with Austria in 1921, although Ödenburg, today’s Sopron, and eight other villages voted in a plebiscite to return to Hungary. After the construction of the Iron Curtain, this area also became the buffer zone between East and West. Thankfully the Iron Curtain was torn down almost three decades ago and Austrians and Hungarians are free to come and go again as they please, to visit relatives previously cut off by the border, and to rediscover common cultural values. Burgenland has regained its traditional role as a bridge, rather than as a perimeter fence between Western and Eastern Europe.

The Burgenland area is also a rich wine producing region, on both sides of the border (the Sopron region lies on the Hungarian side). Spicy Grüner Veltliner is Austria’s most prominent grape variety, but the vineyards around the picturesque small town of Rust were traditionally famous for their Furmint grapes, but today Welschriesling and Neuburger are more likely to be planted. Ruster Ausbruch, a naturally sweet wine, is the prized wine in this region, and the shallow lake provides just the right humid conditions to enable botrytis to develop. Blauer Zweigelt dominates the eastern shores, producing spicy reds, and mineral-toned Blaufränkisch (know as Kékfrankos on the Hungarian side). Chardonnay and Weissburgunder are making their mark in the Leithaberg DAC and in the southern reaches of Burgenland.

Country 1-3
bottles
4-6
bottles
7-12
bottles
13-15
bottles
16-18
bottles
19-24
bottles
25-27
bottles
28-30
bottles
31-36
bottles
37 or more
bottles
Austria 8,500 Ft 9,000 Ft 10,000 Ft 18,000 Ft 18,500 Ft 20,000 Ft 27,500 Ft 30,000 Ft 36,000 Ft 29,000 Ft
Belgium 10,500 Ft 11,000 Ft 12,500 Ft 22,500 Ft 23,000 Ft 25,000 Ft 35,500 Ft 36,000 Ft 46,000 Ft 37,500 Ft
Bulgaria 14,500 Ft 15,000 Ft 16,500 Ft 31,000 Ft 32,000 Ft 33,500 Ft 46,500 Ft 47,000 Ft 62,000 Ft 50,000 Ft
Croatia 10,500 Ft 11,000 Ft 12,500 Ft 22,500 Ft 23,000 Ft 25,000 Ft 35,500 Ft 36,000 Ft 46,000 Ft 37,500 Ft
Czech Republic 8,500 Ft 9,000 Ft 10,000 Ft 18,000 Ft 18,500 Ft 20,000 Ft 27,500 Ft 30,000 Ft 36,000 Ft 29,000 Ft
Denmark 14,500 Ft 15,000 Ft 16,500 Ft 31,000 Ft 32,000 Ft 33,500 Ft 46,500 Ft 47,000 Ft 62,000 Ft 50,000 Ft
Estonia 14,500 Ft 15,000 Ft 16,500 Ft 31,000 Ft 32,000 Ft 33,500 Ft 46,500 Ft 47,000 Ft 62,000 Ft 50,000 Ft
Finland 21,000 Ft 22,000 Ft 24,000 Ft 45,000 Ft 47,000 Ft 49,000 Ft 69,000 Ft 70,000 Ft 92,000 Ft 75,000 Ft
France 14,500 Ft 15,000 Ft 16,500 Ft 31,000 Ft 32,000 Ft 33,500 Ft 46,500 Ft 47,000 Ft 62,000 Ft 50,000 Ft
Germany 8,500 Ft 9,000 Ft 10,000 Ft 18,000 Ft 18,500 Ft 20,000 Ft 27,500 Ft 30,000 Ft 36,000 Ft 29,000 Ft
Greece
(mainland)
21,000 Ft 22,000 Ft 24,000 Ft 45,000 Ft 47,000 Ft 49,000 Ft 69,000 Ft 70,000 Ft 92,000 Ft 75,000 Ft
Hungary
(outside
of Budapest)
4,500 Ft 4,500 Ft Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free
Hungary
(Budapest)
4,500 Ft
(free for
orders over
20,000 Ft)
4,500 Ft
(free for
orders over
20,000 Ft)
4,500 Ft
(free for
orders over
20,000 Ft)
Free Free Free Free Free Free Free
Ireland 14,500 Ft 15,000 Ft 16,500 Ft 31,000 Ft 32,000 Ft 33,500 Ft 46,500 Ft 47,000 Ft 62,000 Ft 50,000 Ft
Italy 14,500 Ft 15,000 Ft 16,500 Ft 31,000 Ft 32,000 Ft 33,500 Ft 46,500 Ft 47,000 Ft 62,000 Ft 50,000 Ft
Latvia 14,500 Ft 15,000 Ft 16,500 Ft 31,000 Ft 32,000 Ft 33,500 Ft 46,500 Ft 47,000 Ft 62,000 Ft 50,000 Ft
Lithuania 14,500 Ft 15,000 Ft 16,500 Ft 31,000 Ft 32,000 Ft 33,500 Ft 46,500 Ft 47,000 Ft 62,000 Ft 50,000 Ft
Luxembourg 14,500 Ft 15,000 Ft 16,500 Ft 31,000 Ft 32,000 Ft 33,500 Ft 46,500 Ft 47,000 Ft 62,000 Ft 50,000 Ft
Netherlands 10,500 Ft 11,000 Ft 12,500 Ft 22,500 Ft 23,000 Ft 25,000 Ft 35,500 Ft 36,000 Ft 46,000 Ft 37,500 Ft
Poland 8,500 Ft 9,000 Ft 10,000 Ft 18,000 Ft 18,500 Ft 20,000 Ft 27,500 Ft 30,000 Ft 36,000 Ft 29,000 Ft
Portugal 21,000 Ft 22,000 Ft 24,000 Ft 45,000 Ft 47,000 Ft 49,000 Ft 69,000 Ft 70,000 Ft 92,000 Ft 75,000 Ft
Romania 10,500 Ft 11,000 Ft 12,500 Ft 22,500 Ft 23,000 Ft 25,000 Ft 35,500 Ft 36,000 Ft 46,000 Ft 37,500 Ft
Slovakia 8,500 Ft 9,000 Ft 10,000 Ft 18,000 Ft 18,500 Ft 20,000 Ft 27,500 Ft 30,000 Ft 36,000 Ft 29,000 Ft
Slovenia 10,500 Ft 11,000 Ft 12,500 Ft 22,500 Ft 23,000 Ft 25,000 Ft 35,500 Ft 36,000 Ft 46,000 Ft 37,500 Ft
Spain 21,000 Ft 22,000 Ft 24,000 Ft 45,000 Ft 47,000 Ft 49,000 Ft 69,000 Ft 70,000 Ft 92,000 Ft 75,000 Ft
Sweden 14,500 Ft 15,000 Ft 16,500 Ft 31,000 Ft 32,000 Ft 33,500 Ft 46,500 Ft 47,000 Ft 62,000 Ft 50,000 Ft
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