Siegendorf Monastery Cellar
Klosterkeller Siegendorf –
a red wine producer with a sense of responsibility in Burgenland
Klosterkeller Siegendorf is not a typical Austrian winery. On 24 hectares of gently south-southwest-facing slopes, almost exclusively red grape varieties are cultivated: Cabernet Sauvignon on 11 hectares, Merlot on 7, Cabernet Franc on 3 – all newly planted in the early 1990s and now at their prime. Only 3 hectares of Pinot Blanc break the otherwise consistent red wine estate concept.
Since 1988, the Lenz Moser winery has cultivated the estate according to its own specially developed high-trellis system – a training method that is implemented with such consistency almost nowhere else in Austria. The vines are planted with more air circulation, the grapes ripen more evenly, and hand-harvesting ensures that only healthy grapes reach the cellar. The result is red wines with noticeable structure and the depth that Bordeaux varieties can develop on well-situated Austrian soils.
Anyone looking for powerful, varietal red wines from one of Austria's most consistent red wine producers will find a clear and uncompromising selection at Klosterkeller Siegendorf.




