In the wine village of Krustetten in the southern Kremstal, the Müller family has been dedicated to producing elegant, precise wines typical of the region since 1936. In addition to their vineyards in the Kremstal, the family also cultivates vineyards in the neighbouring Wachau wine-growing region. Some of these vineyards are leased from Kremsmünster Abbey, which was founded in 777 AD by Bavarian Duke Tassilo III and has been growing wine in the Wachau since 893. This historical connection can still be felt today: the Müller family's Wachau wines are marketed under the brand name "Tassilo".
The vineyards around Mautern are characterised by their excellent soil properties and ideal climatic conditions. The barren primary rock soils of the thousand-year-old Süßenberg and Alte Point vineyards in particular lend the wines a distinctive minerality and complexity.
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