Terroir, climate and careful cultivation
Our vineyard is located in the district of Neckenmarkt in Mittelburgenland, which is also characterised by the dominant Blaufränkisch grape variety, also known as 'Blaufränkischland'. Even at the end of the 1970s we produced small amounts of red wine using the Blaufränkisch variety, and these met with great recognition among wine connoisseurs. Since 1997 the wine has been marketed in bottles, and since then the name Tesch has experienced an unbelievable renaissance.
Growing areas
Hochberg
Our vineyards which are up to 45 years old are located on the curved southern slope which enjoys views to Neusiedler See (6 km as the crow flies). The location which is up to 380m altitude is characterised by its crystalline rock and mica slate, making it particularly suitable for Blaufränkisch grapes.
South and south-east slopes
Weisser Weg
The vines on the south-facing slope are up to 60 years old. The medium-deep cambisol of limestone detritus and shell limestone are all used to cultivate Blaufränkisch. (BF Selection)
Other locations
Hochäcker, Pollersgraben, Kronberg, Gfanger, Oberläng, Rüsselgrund, Hussi-Neuberg