Unsere Weine

fidesser*orbis rot

Basisinfos

Jahrgang: 2022
Sorte: Zweigelt, Blauer Portugieser, Blauburger
Weinbaugebiet: Austria
Alkohol: 10.5 % vol.
Säure: 5.4 /l
Restzucker: 0.8  g/l

Kaufen

14,10 inkl. MwSt.

Background


It is far more important to make wine that is naturally beautiful than to smooth out any rough edges. An
honest product, in short. We lay the foundation in the vineyard. With great care, joy, and biodynamic
practices. Following the motto “Let the wine be itself,” we create what we believe is right. Moving away
from uniformity, we create ample space for creativity and new ideas. The wines behind fidesser*orbis
are unfiltered and with minimal sulfur. The absence of any fining agents makes the wines palatable
and unique. Wines that are naturally shaped by what the soil and climate give them. Authentic and
distinctive.


Vineyard management


Our vineyards are Demeter-certified and are cultivated biodynamically according to the principles of
Rudolf Steiner.


Vinification


Selective harvest by hand. Some of the grapes are destemmed and spontaneously fermented on the
skins, while others are fermented whole. Malolactic fermentation and aging take place in large, used
wooden barrels. The wine is bottled unfiltered, unfined, and with a minimal amount of sulfur.


Design


The holistic approach to vineyard management, the influence of flora, fauna, microclimate, and
cosmos, provided the inspiration for the label illustration. Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s “De Divina
Proportione,” illustrations of geometric shapes portray the individual character of the fidesser*orbis
wines. They represent the integration of all scientific and spiritual insights within a comprehensive
worldview. The name fidesser*orbis perfectly encapsulates the holistic perspective of biodynamic
farming.


Wine description


Deep purple – unfiltered, dark berry nose, blackberry and ripe sour cherry, firm body, lively freshness
with fine tannins, easy-drinking and straightforward. Serve slightly chilled – a red wine for summer
days