The history of the Adam-Lieleg winery begins in 1893, when Johanna Adam moved to
Leutschach an der Weinstrasse. Over the generations, winegrowing became the
family's lifeblood, starting with Franz and Franziska Adam, followed by Franz
and Anna Adam. In 1999, the marriage of Liane Adam and Manfred Lieleg marked the
founding of the Adam-Lieleg winery. The winery focuses on producing quality
wines in limited quantities that are not intended for the world market, but
specifically for connoisseurs and lovers of fine wines.

A new logo was introduced in 2018, symbolizing the long-standing tradition, the
connection to viticulture and nature. The name "Adam", from the Hebrew for
"earthling" (human), stands for the terroir-related color brown in the brand
identity. "Lieleg" is derived from the lily, a symbol of freshness and purity,
which was also used in the Middle Ages and in the coat of arms of the city of
Paris and serves as the winery's new trademark.



Adam-Lieleg Muskateller Ried Kranachberg Suedsteiermark DAC is made from 100%
Muskateller grapes and grows on calcareous sand and sandstone soils, which are
characterized by crystalline minerals such as quartz and tourmaline. The vines
thrive at an altitude of 500 to 540 meters and benefit from a south to
south-easterly exposure, which ensures optimal sunlight. After maturing in steel
tanks, the wine is carefully bottled and sealed with a natural cork.



Awards:

- 92/100 points falstaff