The soils in the Harkamp winery region are characterized by a diversity that imparts a distinctive note to the wines. The vineyards span various soil types, including calcareous soils and gravel. This variety provides optimal conditions for the vines to develop complex aromas. The soils in this region significantly contribute to the terroir expression of the wines, producing a unique minerality and freshness. The harmonious combination of soil diversity and meticulous winemaking makes Harkamp wines outstanding representatives of the Styrian wine tradition.
Sauvignon Blanc is a versatile white grape variety known for its vibrant aromas and distinctive freshness. Originally from Bordeaux, France, it is now grown worldwide. Sauvignon Blanc wines are famous for their notes of green grass, gooseberry, citrus fruits, and herbs. They can range from dry to off-dry and are popular as refreshing aperitifs or as pairings with seafood, salads, and light poultry dishes.
