M. Pronay, what am I drinking?

Here is what I found on Google:

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"Vineyards of Pannonia" is based in the renown Lake Neusiedl wine region of Austria and derives its name from the ancient Roman province of "Pannonia" founded by emperor Augustus in 9 B.C.

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The page with the above had a link to

. The link says the domain is for sale since the company owning it fell on hard times.

The Lake Neusiedl region produces a wide varitey of various qualities of wine including very sweet ones. It sounds as if the one you have is a brand name. Pannoia also is the brand name for a decanter. Perhaps M. Pronay can tell you more when he is up and about. It is late night still in Austria as I write.

Hmm, under a distributor sticker I found a little more: must wt. 22.5 Brix, RS 6.4 g/l Alcohol 14.6%, Acidity 5.5 g/l Pannonia.com, blessed gardens of Pannonia, Lake Neusiedl From what Michael said, 22.5 wouldn't be Auslese. But , also, 22.5 couldn't make 14.6% abv even if totally dry, would it?

I'm even more confsed. Doesn't really matter, I'm not buying more! Dale

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Sorry, no. I guess it has to do with the fact that Pannonia was a Roman province, and the the design of the decanter allures to a Roman amphora.

M

Sounds good to me! Thanks.