
Philipp Brundlmayer Rose Vom Loess 2024
Philipp BrundlmayerGrape: Rotburger, Sankt Laurent, Blauburger
Vintage: 2024
Type: Rosé
This organic dry rosé is a traditional Austrian blend combining ninety percent rotburger with small portions of sankt laurent and blauburger. Philipp Brundlmayer handles the hand-picked fruit from extreme, steep terraces in the Kremstal where tractors cannot operate. The winemaking utilizes a low-intervention approach, featuring a direct press and a spontaneous native yeast fermentation inside stainless steel tanks. It matures on its fine lees and is bottled entirely unfined to safeguard its regional freshness.
It radiates a pale pink hue, releasing focused aromatics of fresh strawberry, red currant, and field flowers. On the palate, the light-bodied frame is exceptionally juicy and crisp, focusing on an energetic fruit presentation. Soft, delicate textures provide a subtle structural grip that coordinates nicely with a clean wave of natural acidity. The mouthfeel remains quaffable and light on its feet, avoiding any heavy components. It finishes completely dry, leaving a savory trace of loess minerality.
Philipp Brundlmayer is part of the new generation in Austria, connected to one of the country's most respected wine families while building a voice of his own. Working in the Kamptal and surrounding areas, he focuses on cool-climate Austrian varieties such as Gruner Veltliner and Riesling, with an eye toward precise farming, clean fruit and restrained cellar choices. The wines carry the clarity expected from the region: peppery citrus, stone fruit, mineral tension and a gentle herbal edge. Rather than pushing for grandeur, the style emphasizes drinkability, detail and the everyday beauty of Austrian white wine when handled carefully.
Philipp Brundlmayer is part of the new generation in Austria, connected to one of the country's most respected wine families while building a voice of his own. Working in the Kamptal and surrounding areas, he focuses on cool-climate Austrian varieties such as Gruner Veltliner and Riesling, with an eye toward precise farming, clean fruit and restrained cellar choices. The wines carry the clarity expected from the region: peppery citrus, stone fruit, mineral tension and a gentle herbal edge. Rather than pushing for grandeur, the style emphasizes drinkability, detail and the everyday beauty of Austrian white wine when handled carefully.
