They are often referred to as siblings of the local red wine culture: the strong, spicy Blaufränkisch and the soft, fruity Zweigelt. The Zweigelt grape variety is a cross between Blaufränkisch and St. Laurent. This is why Zweigelt and Blaufränkisch harmonize wonderfully as a cuvée. The sun of the Pannonian lowlands can be felt from the first sip.

The human iris – as unique as a fingerprint and therefore the perfect symbol for our exceptionally high-quality wines. Every single one is genuinely unique – as unparalleled and individual as the occasions when we drink wine.

Michael Opitz Winery, located in Apetlon, Burgenland, Austria, is a young and dynamic winery that has been producing wine since the late 2000s. Situated in the southern Seewinkel region, the winery benefits from the Pannonian climate, which provides ideal conditions for viticulture. This environment supports the cultivation of both white and red grape varieties, resulting in straightforward, honest, and expressive wines.