Adrimarsch festival in Gols: Tradition meets pleasure after the wine harvest

Adrimarsch festival in Gols: Tradition meets pleasure after the wine harvest

The wine harvest in the picturesque community of Gols has reached its peak, and this was celebrated with enthusiasm at the traditional “Adrimarsch Festival”. This festival is not only an opportunity to celebrate, but also a sign of gratitude for the winemakers towards all the hard -working helpers who were actively at the side of the reading.

The "Adrimarsch", also known as "Reading Crown", has deeply rooted traditions that go back to the roots of the wine harvest. In the past, numerous helpers gathered in the vineyard to harvest the lush grapes. This work was tedious, but the cohesion and the joy of harvesting made the effort more bearable. Songs were often sung to loosen up the atmosphere - perhaps also to distract from the temptation of the freshly harvested grapes.

Culinary delights and sociable get -together

Traditionally, a feast for the helpers was served in the Adrimarsch. The region's winegrowers could not be ragged and served delicious dishes such as roast pork, herb stains, potato salad and sweet whirlpool. The feast was accompanied by exquisite wines and the freshly fermented storm, which is known for its lively species. This tradition was continued this year, despite the modern, machine harvesting processes that make the wine harvest more faster and more efficiently.

Last Saturday the festival in the Gols wine cultural house was celebrated with a lot of joy and conviviality. The visitors were warmly welcomed with a glass of Szigeti sparkling wine, which was offered by former mayor Hans Schrammel and the team of the wine cultural house. Local companies such as Jacky’s Mühle and several wineries in the region contributed to the culinary offers, including Schuhmanns Weinhof and Helmut Preisinger, to name just a few.

The Adrimarsch Festival is a wonderful way to strengthen the community and to honor the harvest. Here the old customs meet with modern wine culture, and people come together to celebrate, enjoy and take a look at the traditions that make Gols one of the most important winegrowing communities in Austria. The return to the old customs and customs is not only a tribute to the past, but also a sign of identity for the residents and winegrowers of Gols. Further information on this special festival can be found in the article www.meinbezirk.at .