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Discover rare and collectible wines from top producers worldwide, with in-stock bottles and pre-arrival offers curated by SommPicks.

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Christoph Hoch is the twelth generation, since 1640, to make wine in his town of Hollenburg, on the south side of the Danube. Historically, vines were planted on this side of the Danube and the north side was for food crops. In 2013, Hoch split from his parents winery, starting with five hectares that would have been his inheritence eventually. Today Hoch has 12 hectares total, all in Hollenburg, and all farmed biodynamically and certified by Demeter. The subsoil is Hollenburger conglomerate, which was formed by the Traisental and Danube rivers crashing together and compacting the chalk with the river stones. The chalk is equally as active as the Côte des Blancs in Champagne, bringing minerals to the vines. This similarity in soil inspired Christoph to make sparkling wine, although, the source of chalk is completely different. In Hollenburg it's from the Alps and in Champagne it's maritime chalk, or what is called muschelkalk in German.Christoph has mostly Grüner Veltliner planted, along with Riesling, Zweigelt, Weissburgunder, Blauer Portugesier, and Muskat Ottonel. Hoch's still wines are always a blend of three vintages and the sparkling wines are two vintages. Generally, for the still wines, the most recent vintage is 30% of the blend, 50% is from two vintages ago, and 20% is three years old. This gives a completely different perspective on terroir. Naturally, wines from some areas are more structured or tannic and they benefit the blend by having time to mellow a bit. The youngest wine is normally the fruitiest and approachable. It's a completely unique way of highlighting the Hollenburger conglomerate soil over vintage. The Hoch wines are very original and are some of the best representations of the ‘new’ wines of Austria.BOWLER E-Zine Issue 1 | Q4 2020: Austria - Two Newbies from HochBOWLER E-Zine Issue 4 | January 2022: Compost Cookery with Foradori, Hoch, Bucklin, and Podere Giardino

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one of america’s most respected wine merchants; specialists in impeccably cellared examples of the world’s greatest wines, with prices that are often the lowest you’ll find.

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asset wines specialises in wines from burgundy and piemonte, and other wines from france and italy.

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Who says you have to spend big to drink well? These are some of our everyday favorites—wines that consistently impress with character and value, all under $30. Whether you prefer red, white, or a little of both, we’ve got you covered with great picks that won’t empty your wallet. - SaratogaWine.com