Leithaberg

Leithaberg, a distinguished wine region in Burgenland, Austria, stretches along the eastern slopes of the Leitha Mountains, where limestone and schist soils define its terroir. With a unique mix of cool Alpine influences and warm Pannonian breezes, Leithaberg produces elegant, mineral-driven wines. White wines, particularly from Weissburgunder, Chardonnay, and Grüner Veltliner, display precision and saline depth, while Blaufränkisch, the region’s signature red, is known for its refined structure and spicy, earthy complexity. One of Austria’s first DAC regions, Leithaberg champions a restrained, terroir-expressive style, bridging tradition and modern finesse.