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Alex and Maria Koppitsch may be smaller in scale than other natural wine producers in Burgenland, Austria, but their wines are totally unique and t...
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Who Are Koppitsch?
Koppitsch is Alexander and Maria Koppitsch, a family winery on the shores of Lake Neusiedl in Burgenland, Austria. The Koppitsch family has been making wine here for around five centuries.
Alex and Maria took over the vineyards from Alex's parents in 2011 and began making natural wine. They kept the same respect for nature his parents always had, and farm holistically, following Rudolf Steiner's principles, with the work done by hand.
They are smaller than many of their famous Burgenland neighbours, and in the early years they struggled to find importers. Today their wines are loved around the world, helped along when Dua Lipa declared her love for their Lemon.
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Who makes Koppitsch wine?
Alexander and Maria Koppitsch, who took over Alex's family vineyards in Burgenland in 2011.
Where is Koppitsch based?
On the shores of Lake Neusiedl in Burgenland, Austria.
What are the Koppitsch Fun Wines?
Their easy-drinking range, including Homok, Dió, Rét, Rozsa and Lemon.
Which Koppitsch wine did Dua Lipa like?
Lemon, which became even more popular after she declared her love for it.
How big is Koppitsch?
Around six hectares of vines on limestone, clay and sandy soils.
How are Koppitsch wines farmed?
Holistically, following Rudolf Steiner's principles, with all the work done by hand.
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