Hannah Wetschka

At a Glance - Title: Austrian Wine Queen, 2024. - Craft focus: “We are very proud of our focus: producing a wide variety of rosé wines.” - Family influence: “I inherited the passion from my dad.” - Early pull toward vineyard work: “As a child, I liked helping out at home and was interested in the different tasks in viticulture.” - Working style: “I would describe myself as an all-rounder at the winery and someone who is ready to help anywhere.” The family line matters here because it is where the work was first absorbed. Wetschka says she inherited the passion from her dad, and that inheritance shows up less as sentiment than as practical familiarity: helping out at home, seeing the different tasks in viticulture, and learning how the pieces of vineyard work connect. The early interest was hands-on, shaped by participation rather than observation alone. Versatility is the working posture she gives herself. Describing herself as an all-rounder at the winery, Wetschka points to a role built on readiness, not narrow specialization. That kind of profile fits the daily demands of winery work: moving where needed, keeping the operation moving, and understanding the whole before any one part. Rosé is the clearest expression of that focus. When Wetschka says, “We are very proud of our focus: producing a wide variety of rosé wines,” the emphasis is on range within a defined style. The craft is not presented as a side note to broader work; it is the center of it, with variation inside rosé doing the heavier lifting.

In Their Words “I would describe myself as an all-rounder at the winery and someone who is ready to help anywhere.” “We are very proud of our focus: producing a wide variety of rosé wines.”