
Loess terraces on the Danube — Wagram whites tracked on the WineFortune index
Wagram is a sub-region of Niederosterreich in Austria, stretching along deep loess terraces north of the Danube. WineFortune currently tracks one white wine here, from a single producer, Josef Fritz.
The region is best known for Gruner Veltliner and, distinctively, Roter Veltliner, a rare old Austrian variety that finds its finest expression on Wagram's loess soils. The wines are still whites, typically dry, with ripe orchard fruit, spice and the broad, gently creamy texture the loess lends them. The wine tracked here carries the Austrian Qualitatswein designation.
WineFortune's price index is built from our own trades and listings over a rolling 90-day window, quoted as a median per 75 cl bottle. No wine from Wagram is currently indexed, so no index figure is shown for this hub yet.
Medians are the 90-day WineFortune index per 75cl, ex VAT, built from WineFortune trades and listings. Wines without a trade or listing are tracked but not indexed.
Wagram is an Austrian sub-region of Niederosterreich, set on deep loess terraces along the Danube. It is best known for still dry whites from Gruner Veltliner and, especially, Roter Veltliner, a rare Austrian variety that thrives on the loess. The wines tend to be ripe, spicy and textured.
WineFortune currently tracks one producer from Wagram, Josef Fritz, with one white wine on the platform. Josef Fritz is regarded as a leading specialist in Roter Veltliner, the variety most closely associated with the region.
Not yet. The WineFortune index is a median price per 75 cl bottle, built from our own trades and listings over 90 days. No Wagram wine is currently indexed, so no index figure is shown for this hub.
The wine tracked from Wagram carries the Austrian Qualitatswein designation, the country's quality-wine category, and is a still white.