Vineyards

           Presently we labour 51,7 hectares of vineyards in a wine region of Mikulov, and particularly in wine areas of Mikulov, Perná and  Bavory. The vineyards are located underneath the Pálava Hills, the warmest area of the Czech Republic. The individual vineyards have documented historical names.

Zelezná
Perná municipality

• area 4.3 hectares
• varieties: Welschreisling 100%
• planted in 1986
• soi l: calcareous loess (up to 40% Ca content in the soil)
• oriented : SW
• interesting feature : one of the world´s best locations for the variety

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Slunecná
Bavory municipality

• area: 4,2 hectares
• varieties: Rheinriesling 50%, Grüner Veltliner 50%
• planted in 2000
• oriented: SW
• soil: calcareous loess

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Turold
Mikulov municipality

• area: 24 hectares
• varieties: Pinot Gris 20%, Chardonnay 15%, Sauvignon 20%, Cabernet Sauvignon 45%
• planted in 1997, 1998, 1999
• oriented: SE, S, SW
• soil: clay and calcareous loess
• interesting feature: superb location, dating back to the 13^th century as a part of the Ditrichstein dominion

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Anensky vrch
Bavory municipality

• area: 6 hectares
• varieties: Chardonnay 50%, Pinot Bleu 50%
• planted in 1999
• soil: combination of sandstone and clay sediments
• oriented: SW
• interesting feature: located just off the E461 road

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Goldhamer
Perná municipality

• area: 1,6 hectares
• varieties: Welschreisling 75%, Pinot Gris 25%
• planted in 1998
• soil: combination of sandstone, clay sediments and calcareous loess (up to 30% Ca content in the soil)
• oriented: SW

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Vestonsko
Perná municipality

• area: 1 hectare
• varieties: Frankovka 100%
• planted in 1998
• soil: combination of clay sediments and calcareous loess (up to 20% Ca content in the soil)
• oriented: S, SW

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Pod Palavou
Bavory municipality

• area: 2,5 hectares
• varieties: Merlot 65%, Pinot Blanc 35%,
• planted in 2004
• soil: combination of clay sediments and sandstone plus calcareous loess (up to 30% Ca content in the soil)
• oriented: SW

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Pod Svatým kopečkem 1
Mikulov municipality

• area: 8,1 hectares
• varieties: Welschreisling 30%, Chardonnay 70%
• planted in 2004
• soil: combination of clay sediments, sandstone and calcareous loess (up to 20% Ca content in the soil)
• oriented: S, SW

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Our wine growing philosophy is aimed at the following: low burdening of the vine plant with clusters, reduction of harvest and focus on individual clusters. Our objective is to cut the burden imposed on nature by using biotechnology and limiting use of chemicals .