The history of the Tegernseerhof goes back over 1000 years, to the time when Emperor Henry II gave the Benedictine monastery of Tegernsee "two Huben of land" in the Wachau region. In 1176, the Tegernseerhof was built on the land, named after its owner. Today, many centuries later, the Tegernseerhof is owned by the sixth generation of the Mittelbach family. Its name has been preserved, as has the ancient knowledge of wine that has been passed down from generation to generation. The vineyards of the Tegernseerhof extend over the best sites in the Wachau. They are characterised by steep terraces of solid primary rock, which are optimally caressed by the winds and the sun. The result: an unbelievable density of aromas, which are revealed in a wide variety of ways in the estate's Smaragd wines. Whether Grüner Veltliner or Riesling, each wine has its own personality and character.
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