Wine and the joy of living go hand in hand
After studying viniculture, she went on to gain experience at well-known wineries in Bordeaux, Piedmont, and even Chile before assuming full winemaking responsibilities for her family’s estate. Judith made her first vintage in 2004.
85% of the vineyard is dedicated to growing red varieties, and she is especially passionate about working with native grapes Sankt Laurent, Pinot Noir, and Blaufränkisch. Beck’s winemaking philosophy is that “wine and the joy of living and pleasure all go hand in hand. We prefer wines which captivate all of our senses with each new bottle and each new sip.“
85% of the vineyard is dedicated to growing red varieties, and she is especially passionate about working with native grapes Sankt Laurent, Pinot Noir, and Blaufränkisch. Beck’s winemaking philosophy is that “wine and the joy of living and pleasure all go hand in hand. We prefer wines which captivate all of our senses with each new bottle and each new sip.“
Top ten Judith Beck wines
• Hunny Bunny
• Out
• Ink
• Koreaa
• Zweigelt
• Blaufränkisch
• Ink
• Muskat Bambule
• Bambule Chardonnay
• Traminer
• Out
• Ink
• Koreaa
• Zweigelt
• Blaufränkisch
• Ink
• Muskat Bambule
• Bambule Chardonnay
• Traminer