High Life

92 品 “在华格姆乃至欧洲大多数地区，传统上葡萄园总是朝南以尽量摄取阳光， 这可是葡萄成熟过程中的关键元素。然而，由于气候变化，朝其他方向种植葡萄 园可能是有利无害的。” 保罗·沙布尔 华格姆旗下包括将近3,000公顷的葡萄园，其气候乃东方潘诺尼亚平原暖流以及 北方阿尔卑斯寒流相聚的微妙平衡。当地的黄土动辄深达数米，日照充足且早晚 温差明显，可谓绿维特利纳和红维特利纳的乐土。据 Weingut Herbet Schabl 的第五代传人保罗• 沙布尔所指，黄土是极为肥沃的土壤，其粘稠度介乎粘土和 沙土之间，具有上佳的储水能力，有助于生产出果味浓郁的葡萄酒。 “Not only inWagram but also across much of Europe, vineyards are traditionally planted on south-facing sites to maximise sun exposure, which is crucial to the all-important ripening process. Due to climate change, however, vineyards facing other directions could be beneficial.” Paul Schabl Possessing just under 3,000 hectares of vineyards,Wagram is a delicate climatic balance between warm breezes from the Pannonian Plain in the east and cool Alpine influence from the north. Renowned for its deep loess soil sometimes reaching meters in depth and substantial diurnal temperature variation, Wagram is ideal for Grüner Veltliner and Roter Veltliner. As Paul Schabl, the 5th generation of Weingut Herbet Schabl explained, the remarkably fertile loess sits somewhere between clay and sand in the soil spectrum and it has the right pore size to ensure good water-holding capacity, which is conducive to fruitiness in wine.