Weingut Sepp Moser

The Moser family is one of Austria’s grand, traditional viticultural dynasties. In 1848, Anton Moser started his own wine estate in the village of Rohrendorf.  The most famous descendant of the family is the viticulture pioneer Dr. Lenz Moser, who in the 1950s developed the high training system of the vine.

Sepp Moser founded the today´s estate in 1987 with vineyards in the Austrian wine-growing areas Kremstal and Neusiedlersee. He amb...

Rohrendorf F in the Kremstal area (Lower Austria) The ancestral seat of the family is located 70 kilometres west of Vienna, in Rohrendorf, a small village in the Kremstal wine growing area, and just a stone´s throw from the Danube river. Rohrendorf is also known for its picturesque cellar street, which is the longest in Austria.

This area is characterized by a permanent exchange of air masses with differing temperatures. While in the e...

Grandfather Lenz Moser never wanted that his “private” Atrium house would be used as a place where one makes wines. He just wanted to live there and enjoy his days. Well, things went their own way: After Sepp Moser founded his own winery in 1987, the in-house cellar was adapted step by step to a wine-cellar. Starting with a few tanks, then a labelling machine, then a few oak barrels….

In 2000 there has been the biggest stage of expansi...