Its name takes us back to the Baron Gaun family in the 17th century, the first owners of the Löwengang estate. Because Alois III recognized the high-quality results that the Chardonnay variety achieved in the dolomite limestone on the Margreider scree, he bought the estate in 1934. Chardonnay and other international grape varieties such as Cabernet, Carmenère and Riesling were planted here 150 years ago. Color: Golden yellow with a slightly greenish hue. Smell: Subtle aromas, intense bouquet, fruity (apricot, mango), buttery. Taste: Medium-weight structure, lively, juicy, fine opulence, dry.