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The miracle berry
The aronia berry is a very old fruit that has been rediscovered in recent decades. With its ingredients, it has an extremely positive effect on the health of every individual. Hermi and Edi Ponsold have dedicated themselves to this miracle berry for several years. In 2014 the planting took place on two hectares with 8,000 bushes. The company is located at 820 m above sea level in Hohenau an der Raab, in the middle of the Almenland Nature Park. In addition to the aronia berries, herbs thrive on the farm and ALMO oxen graze on the home pastures.
The aronia product range is very large: Aronia original juice, syrup, tea, fruit spreads, dried berries, chocolate, liqueur, vinegar and much more!
Aronia farm shop:
The farm shop is open every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. all year round.
Guided Tours
The ancient aronia berries enrich the diversity of the cultural landscape of the Almenland Nature Park. Get to know the plant, how it grows and what preferences it has. Let yourself be indulged in a special taste experience that our aronia products offer, from sweet to sour, from aronia chocolate to aronia vinegar. You can also find out one or two tips on how you can use aronia in your daily menu, because this will support your health.
Fixed guided tours 2025:
- at any time after prior arrangement by telephone
- Duration: approx. 1,5 hours
Price:
- € 6,00 for the guided tour with tasting
- GenussCard: free tasting
Nickls Aronia
Owner Hermine & Eduard Ponsold
Hohenau 90
8162 Passail
Phone: 0043 (0)664 / 11 55 085
E-Mail: ponsold (at) almenland-aronia. at
Web: www.almenland-aronia.at
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