Anyone who talks to Jakob Glock quickly realizes: This is someone who knows what he wants. And what he doesn't want. In Göttlesbrunn, in the heart of Carnuntum, he has built a winery over the last few years that stands out – not because it is loud, but because it has an attitude.

Jakob is not a career changer, but he is also not someone who simply continues the family tradition. He goes his own way. Immediately after wine-growing school, he joined his parents' winery and gave it his own signature. No show, no mass production, but clarity in every bottle. His line is puristic, his labels are understated, almost graphic – the content speaks for itself.

The focus is on wines with structure, origin, and tension. The Gelber Muskateller in particular shows how much character a fragrant variety can possess. And anyone who tries his Kuhschelle – a powerful red wine cuvée with depth – notices: Here is someone working with high standards. By the way, the name comes from a rare, protected flower that grows on the dry grasslands around Göttlesbrunn. Not marketing, but a commitment to the landscape that shapes him.

What defines Jakob Glock is not just the craft, but the attitude behind it: working in harmony with nature, without compromises, with a clear goal. At the Weinkost Freitag event at Herzstück, he will show what that means – very direct, very close, very Glock.

What is in the glass at Herzstück

• Gelber Muskateller – fresh, floral, with a clear line

• Kuhschelle – powerful, expressive, full of character

Why Jakob Glock belongs in the Herzstück
Because he takes new paths without being loud
Because his wines do not look for attention, but for depth
And because you notice with every sip: This is real