100% Lagrein. From Nusserhof's oldest vines, up to 90 years old. The tiny-production "Gloria" has been made only a handful of times: so far, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2020 and now 2021. As for all of the Mayr family's vines, the farming is certified organic and harvest is by hand. Typically, all of their red wines are made with destemmed grapes; the old-vine bottling is entirely whole-cluster. The bunches are fermented spontaneously with native yeasts. Maceration lasts 4-6 weeks. The wine is aged in French oak botte for 2.5 years, followed by 2 more two years in bottle. The wine was deemed "not typical" by the DOC powers-that-be originally, so the wine is classified as a Vino Rosso (hence no variety or vintage on the label, except the latter in the form of a lot number). The wine is not named for Gloria Mayr--who grows and makes the wines with her dad Heinrich--but rather in homage to the "glory" of the old Lagrein vines.