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2024 · Naken

Biokult

Sparkling · Burgenland, Austria

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Dry · Natural · Crisp · Fruity

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2024 · 750 ml

US$201 shop

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Biokult

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Biokult is a family-run cooperative of organic vintners based in Pamhagen, Burgenland, owned and operated by the Michlits family together with its member growers. The collective works with three small family-owned vineyards on clay soils with sandy elements. Its wines are certified Austria Bio Garantie organic and Demeter biodynamic, reflecting a firm commitment to biodynamic farming, healthy soils, biodiversity, and environmental protection. The vineyards are managed without artificial fertilizers or stabilizers, and the cooperative structure brings together small growers around a shared, sustainability-focused approach.