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Schloss Raggendorf is a renowned Austrian producer of sparkling and still wines, located in the picturesque Weinviertel, one of Austria's most significant wine regions. It is situated in the village of Prottes in Lower Austria, near Vienna, providing it with a strategic location for distribution throughout Europe.

The first written mentions of Schloss Raggendorf date back to 1369. Over the centuries, the castle has undergone several renovations and changes of ownership. In 1556, it was acquired by knight Christoph Zoppl, who held judicial authority in the area of Rackendorf. His tombstone with the knight's figure is still visible in the local church. In 1956, the castle was acquired by Erwin Klenkhart, who began producing sparkling wine. The first "Ritter Sekt" was bottled in 1958 in honor of knight Zoppl. Since then, the winery has dynamically developed and expanded into the international market.

Today, Schloss Raggendorf, under the leadership of Norbert Klenkhart, is a modern winery that sells nearly 6 million bottles of sparkling wine and wine worldwide each year. The company specializes in the production of sparkling wine, wine, sparkling beverages, and children's party drinks. Their portfolio also includes non-alcoholic wines, such as Schloss Raggendorf Cabernet Sauvignon Alkoholfrei, which offers a full-bodied taste experience without alcohol.