Quantum Winery
The winery was named based on a decision that Florian never wanted a bigger vineyard that he has now in order to preserve his humanity: only exactly One Quantum! On these only two hectares with between 35 and 60-year-old vines, he does pure experimenting resulting in a remarkable selection of natural juices. You won’t know much about Florian, this quiet, reserved guy from a micro vineyard – but you will recognize him, from his wild labels. Banksy graffiti, crazy sketches, Nirvana quotes, everything that a good 80´s kid has up his sleeve. Grunge, punk, and garage rock, you name it. No surprise, he does everything by hand, at the organic certified land he avoids any pesticides or herbicides. Florian follows a minimalistic approach in the cellar too: spontaneous fermentation, no additives, no fining nor filtering. His wines are no less experimental. His line called Schrödinger’s Cat was established for exactly this purpose. These are crazy wines, depending on the vintage. (from https://www.naturalwinedealers.com/wine-producers/quantum-winery-2/)
Wines from this producer
Commitment to Craft Wine
We are dedicated to craft wine. Real wine produced by real people in limited quantity, from the new generation of natural winemakers to the classic high-end Burgundians. Sorry, no industrial wine here!
Selling Wine is an Art, Just Like Making It
We are not just another Direct-to-Consumer website. Actually, we don't sell directly to consumers at all, as we believe selling wine is an art. We don't want to replace it, rather just make it easier, so you can focus on the art.
The Trade Should Be as Liquid as Wine
We believe the trade should be as fluid as wine. Processes, information and transactions should flow as a fine wine, in and out of a Zalto glass. That's where a Digital Platform can help.
Winemakers First, Always
For the wine market to be healthy, firstly it must take care of the producers. We believe that the trade should be fair and transparent, across all channels, from the producer to the final consumer.
