The region around St. Georgen am Längsee has a rich winemaking history that stretches back to the High Middle Ages. However, by the late 19th century, viticulture in Carinthia came to a halt, leading to a long period without local wine production.

Taggenbrunn Winery seamlessly blends tradition, history, and a deep connection to nature, creating a truly unique wine philosophy. Overlooking the vineyards stands the impressive Taggenbrunn Castle.

Spanning 40 hectares, the vineyards benefit from predominantly south-facing slopes and abundant sunshine, offering the perfect conditions for vine growth. The fertile soils and mild microclimate provide an ideal foundation for wines with a distinctive character.

Sustainability is at the heart of every step – from canopy management to harvest – with a deep respect for nature. This close-to-nature approach not only ensures exceptional grape quality but also supports a diverse ecosystem, with flourishing wild roses, a variety of plant species, and a thriving habitat for countless insects and birds.