Union Square | Next Generation Takeover: Sophie Christmann, Katharina Tinnacher, Agnes Mantler

When: Monday June 2 2025 6-8:30pm

Where: 13 E 13th St, New York, NY 10003

What: Flights & Wines by the Glass from A. Christmann, Mantlerhof, & Lackner-Tinnacher

Join three trailblazing next-generation female winemakers from Austria and Germany.
Discover the stories behind their estates, their bold approach to winemaking, and taste the exceptional wines shaping the future of Austrian and German viticulture.

Sophie Christmann of A. Christmann, Pfalz, Germany:

Now in the seventh generation, the name still stands for top wines that take a back seat to none. Wines that exude a sense of charisma and inspire excitement; noble varieties planted in top sites, cultivated in a near-to-nature fashion, these are the hallmarks of the A. Christmann estate. For generations the family has maintained their passion and energy for producing pure and outstanding wines. They have never confused satisfaction with contentment, constantly striving for greater expressiveness.

Agnes Mantler of Mantlerhof, Kremstal, Austria:

As if Sepp Mantler and family were literally rooted to the soil, their commitment to the vineyard, the growth of the vines and the cellar is an annual rebirth driven by the challenge of weather, soil, and passion. The Mantlerhof winery has been an active farm for over 600 years, when under the ownership of the Styrian Admont Monastery. It is here, nestled directly below the terraces that rise above Gedersdorf. The Mantlerhof winery has forged a path cultivating Roter Veltliner, Neuburger and expressing some of the most historic and qualitative sites of Grüner Veltliner and Riesling primarily on löss soils.

Organic farming has been a staple and precedent for more than 30 years, and the tradition carries on now stronger than ever. 

Katharina Tinnacher of Lackner-Tinnacher, Südsteiermark, Austria:

The Lackner-Tinnacher estate is nestled between vineyards and orchards on a chain of hills in Steinbach near the municipality of Gamlitz. The vines have been cultivated here for centuries; in fact, four of the estate’s vineyards were described in detail in the Josephine land register of 1778. Today, Katharina Tinnacher and her family cultivate 27 hectares of vineyard, which thrive at the ideal elevation of 400–500 meters on the most promising steep slopes of Southern Styria.

Reservations are encouraged, but not required.  Our full wine list and dinner menu are available.