The brothers Stefan and Leopold Müller from Krustetten run a Wachau wine line in addition to their winery in Kremstal: "Tassilo". These wines come from twelve hectares of top sites in the Wachau, which are very carefully tended and cultivated by the pair of brothers.
The vineyards come from the property of Kremsmünster Abbey, which was founded in 777 AD by Bavarian Duke Tassilo III and has been cultivating vines in the Wachau since 893. The vineyards, which were carefully laid out at that time, still impress today with their particularly good soil properties and excellent locations with ideal climatic conditions. Especially the barren primary rock soils of the millennial vineyards Süßenberg, Alte Point and Leukuschberg, which give the wines a characteristic minerality and complexity.
The most precious piece of the monastery's art collection, the legendary Tassilo goblet, was incorporated into the label as a symbol for the Wachau wines.
