The orange has more skin contact and a deeper color than the Weiss G. The oldest wine is aged three years and spends a full year on the skins, it's quite tannic and leans to Radikon for inspiration. It's blended with a wine aged for two years - that part spends two weeks on the skins. And the youngest part has five days of skin contact before getting pressed and fermented and aged in neutral oak barrels. 90% Gruner Veltliner and 10% Gelber Muskateller.