Wine blessing in Ziersdorf: Rivaner celebrated as a women's storm

Wine blessing in Ziersdorf: Rivaner celebrated as a women's storm

d he first wine blessing of Gerhard Pamperl's rivan took place on Saturday in the newly opened community cellar in Ziersdorf. Pastor Andreas Kalita was blessed on this solemn event. The event fit perfectly into the upcoming holidays and tensioned a festive framework around the new wine, which is considered particularly mild and tasteful and therefore also got the nickname "women's storm".

The opening of the community cellar was designed by Rainer Bazala, the village renewal chairman, and his deputy Werner Koppensteiner. The two responsible invited the village community to celebrate this special wine variety and to appreciate the advantages of the local viticulture. The Rivaner, who is known for its gentle species, enjoyed great popularity and was warmly accepted by the assembled audience.

Detailed insights into the blessing

The fact that Gerhard Pamperl, the rivan winner, was present was particularly gratifying. He was given special attention, since this wine not only reflects the tradition, but also the bean products rich culture in the region. The support from local sponsors such as Rainer Bazala and Hannes Bauer strengthened the feeling of community and solidarity during the event.

The consecration of the wine was accompanied by a brief speech by the pastor, who spoke words of the blessing and emphasized the importance of community and cohesion. These aspects are particularly important at a time when many people want to search for connections and keep local traditions alive.

The tasting of the rivan took place in a convivial atmosphere after the blessing. The guests were able to convince themselves of the quality of the wine, which led to lively conversations about the wine production and the special features of the region. The Rivaner not only attracted the local wine lovers, but also some visitors from outside who wanted to experience the hospitality and the culinary delights of the region.

Another important point of this event was the promotion of the local craft. The winegrowers of the region were not only awarded for their products, but also for their commitment to the community. Local wine festivals like this are an important part of culture and an opportunity to strengthen the cohesion within the community.

The wine blessing not only marked the inauguration of the new community cellar, but also a festive start into the wine harvest. The villagers hope that this is the beginning of a long tradition and are looking forward to future celebrations that honor both the wine and the community. Details of this important event are in the detailed report on www.noen.at read.