Also known as Kamptal, Kremstal
Loess and rock along the Danube — Grüner and Riesling side by side.
Just downstream of the Wachau, these two neighbouring valleys offer a similar quality level at slightly friendlier prices. Deep loess soils favour Grüner Veltliner, while rocky slopes like the Heiligenstein produce superb Riesling.
Country
Austria
Climate
Cool, with warm Pannonian influence
Key grapes
Grüner Veltliner, Riesling
Areas to know
4
Sub-regions and appellations you'll see on the label.
Heiligenstein
Famous Kamptal Riesling vineyard
Langenlois
Austria's largest wine town
Krems
Historic city at the Wachau's edge
Loiserberg
Grüner on gneiss
Local classics and safe bets.
Say it at the table
“Kamptal and Kremstal make classic Austrian Grüner — fresh, peppery and super versatile with food. The Rieslings are excellent too.”
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