Weingut Fritsch

Loess, Landscape and Family Heritage

Weingut Fritsch is located in Kirchberg am Wagram in Lower Austria, within the Wagram wine region. The family has been cultivating vines here for generations, working vineyards that sit on the distinctive loess terraces that define the area. These deep, wind-blown loess soils are among the most important geological features of Wagram and are known for producing wines with both texture and remarkable aromatic clarity.

The estate is now led by Alex Fritsch, who has shaped the domaine into one of the most respected producers of the region. Atonly 22 years old and with work experience at Clemens Busch, his philosophy is built around careful vineyard work and a strong commitment to sustainability. The vineyards are farmed organically, allowing the soils and vines to develop natural balance and vitality. This approach reflects a belief that the character of Wagram’s loess soils should remain the central voice in everywine.

Clarity and Precision in the Cellar

The wines of Weingut Fritsch focus primarily on Austria’s classic grape varieties, most notably Grüner Veltlinerand Riesling. These varieties thrive in the loess soils of Wagram, where they develop both vibrant freshness and layered texture.

Harvesting is carried out with careful selection in order to preserve purity and balance. Vinification is deliberately restrained. Fermentation generally takes place in stainless steel tanks to maintain aromatic precision and transparency of fruit. The wines then spend time ageing on their lees, which adds depth and structure while keeping the wines focused and energetic.

The resulting wines show bright citrus, stone fruit and the characteristic white pepper notes of Grüner Veltliner, supported by a subtle mineral backbone. They combine clarity, structure and elegance, offering a refined expression of Wagram’s unique terroir.

The Selection

  • Weingut Fritsch Wagram Grüner Veltliner
  • Weingut Fritsch Kirchberg Grüner Veltliner
  • Weingut Fritsch Ried Steinberg 1ÖTW Grüner Veltliner