Red and rose wine List

Our Red wine is Hahnekamp-Sailer Zweigelt. 

Juicy body with good fruit and medium to full structure.

 

Our rosé wine. Das Fräulein Rose.

Dry, with high but well-integrated acidity, giving the wine

plenty of freshness and “dance”.

 

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Hahnekamp‑Sailer Zweigelt Haussatz 2022, 13.5% vol., dry

  • Winery: Hahnekamp‑Sailer, Großhöflein (Leithaberg, Burgenland, Austria)
  • Grape variety: 100% Zweigelt (estate’s own “Haussatz” selection)
  • Vintage: 2022
  • Alcohol: 13.5% vol.
  • Residual sugar: 1.0 g/l → clearly dry
  • Acidity: 5.3 g/l
  • Maturation: in large wooden casks (less oak imprint, more focus on fruit)

Sensory profile (typical for this style)

Colour: Intense ruby red with violet reflections, very lively for a young Zweigelt.

Nose: Ripe red and black cherry, a touch of sour cherry, plus fine spicy notes (pepper, clove) and a subtle woody underpinning that does not dominate — typical for maturation in large casks.

Palate: Dry, juicy body with good fruit and medium to full structure. The 5.3 g/l acidity provides freshness and drinkability; the 13.5% alcohol feels well integrated. Tannins are present but fine and not rough — a very food-friendly Zweigelt.

Finish: Medium-long, fruit-driven with a spicy, slightly earthy aftertaste; stays clean and not sticky.

Stylistic classification

The “Haussatz” is Hahnekamp‑Sailer’s own estate selection and represents a region-typical, fruit-forward Zweigelt with moderate oak influence. In contrast to the winery’s more barrique-intensive cuvées (e.g. “Magic Moments” with 24 months in small barrels), the Haussatz is more everyday-friendly, direct and less oak-driven.

 

Mayer am Pfarrplatz “Das Fräulein Rosé” 2023, 12.5%

 

  • Winery: Mayer am Pfarrplatz, Vienna (19th district, Döbling)
  • Wine: “Das Fräulein Rosé” 2023
  • Colour: delicate salmon pink
  • Grape variety: 100% Pinot Noir (Blauburgunder)
  • Alcohol: 12.5% vol. (more recent vintages sometimes labelled at 12%)
  • Residual sugar: approx. 1.6–2.0 g/l → clearly dry
  • Acidity: approx. 6.1–6.9 g/l → very fresh and lively
  • Style: elegant, mineral rosé in a “southern French-inspired” style, a typical Viennese terrace wine.

Sensory profile

Colour: Light, delicate salmon pink with reddish reflections — very clear and inviting, typical for a fine Pinot Noir rosé.

Nose:

  • Fruit: wild berries, redcurrant, strawberry, sometimes fine notes of rhubarb and wild strawberry
  • Light floral nuances: white flowers, delicate rose notes
    Overall a fine, multi-layered bouquet that appears fresh and not overripe.

Palate:

  • Dry, with high but well-integrated acidity (approx. 6–7 g/l), giving the wine plenty of freshness and “dance”.
  • Medium body, juicy and elegant, without becoming heavy or broad.
  • The fruit continues on the palate: red berries, a touch of citrus, fine mineral accents.
  • The wine feels balanced, straightforward and very easy to drink.

Finish: Fresh and mineral, with a clean, dry finish and a light aftertaste of red berries and a touch of spice; the length is very good for a rosé in this category.

Style & classification

“Das Fräulein Rosé” is conceived as an elegant, rather fine-boned rosé, less powerful or extract-rich, but with plenty of freshness and mineral backbone. The winery’s description as “southern French-inspired” fits: stylistically it recalls a fine rosé from Provence, while remaining clearly Austrian in character (Pinot Noir, cool acidity, restrained fruit).

At 12.5% alcohol and with a dry character, it is a classic summer and terrace wine that also works well at the table.