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On the west bank of Lake Neusiedl, the free city of Rust is one of Austria’s wine communities richest in tradition. Along with its regionally typical mineral-driven red and white Leithaberg DAC wines,

Only 546 hectares are planted to the vine in Weststeiermark , but the winegrowing families cultivate them diligently to create an astonishing variety of products: polished white wines from numerous gr

The winegrowing region Vulkanland Steiermark is characterised by many small wine islands, with distinctive vineyards growing on the slopes of extinct volcanoes, which impart a truly unique and uncommo

The Südsteiermark is a remarkable source for fragrant and refreshing wines, especially Sauvignon Blanc . But its 2,563 hectares under vines allows enough room for an ample assortment of grape varietie

The winegrowing region Rosalia is situated on the eastern slope of the Rosalia Range, which extends along the border between Niederösterreich and Burgenland . A Pannonian climate and all kinds of loam

Austria’s winegrowing region Neusiedlersee , situated to the east of Lake Neusiedl, reaches from the hills and the big wine town of Gols over the flat Heideboden down to the melancholy Seewinkel . A g

A red wine variety plays the leading role on the 2,104 hectares of vineyards in the winegrowing region Mittelburgenland : Blaufränkisch , which articulates its origins in ideal fashion as DAC wine. Fo

The Leitha Range is home to the all-rounders. Hardly any other winegrowing region hosts such diversely varied forms of wine as do these 3,097 hectares on the western banks of Lake Neusiedl. Leithaberg

Southernmost Burgenland is home to the federal state’s most primal viticultural landscape, running from Rechnitz in the north, southward toward Güssing, with an area under vines of some 515 hectares i

The Weinviertel is a solid presence in the mind of every Austrian wine lover, but the level of awareness with regard to Austria’s largest winegrowing region is also growing in the international perspe

World Cultural Heritage coupled with a landscape that is nothing short of inspirational – welcome to the Wachau , the narrow Danube River valley running from Melk to Krems. Extraordinarily distinctive

Traisental is one of the youngest winegrowing regions in Austria – it exists in its present form only since 1995. It is also one of the smallest in the country with approximately 815 hectares under vi

2,181 hectares of vines come right up to the hillsides of the Vienna Woods, running from the city limits of Vienna along a chain of hills with Mount Anninger as the highest point until arriving south

The 2,368 hectares of vineyards in the Kremstal – the Krems river valley – are divided into three distinct zones: the historic city of Krems, whose western districts called “Stein” borders directly on

Named for the river Kamp that runs through it, its leading municipality is Langenlois, Austria’s largest wine town – and with 3,907 hectares under vines and numerous internationally known top estates,

For many years now, archaeologists have been presenting evidence of ancient Roman culture, coming to light within the historic area of Carnuntum . But the viticultural treasures produced from its appr

Viticulture in the big city? Often these are showcase vineyards, nothing more than a tourist attraction. But Vienna is different. Here the city’s 637 hectares of vineyards embody an important economic

The world abounds with viticultural regions that produce weightier – above all more alcohol -laden – wines than the Steiermark. But nowhere, are there any fresher, more brilliant – and thus in a very

Niederösterreich (Lower Austria) is Austria’s largest winegrowing region for Qualitätswein . Under its name are gathered an abundant variety of wine cultures, ranging from vinous stylings of local var

Wine production in Austria is not only found in the wine-growing areas of "WEINLAND" (to include Niederösterreich, Burgenland and Wien /Vienna) and "STEIRERLAND" (Steiermark), but also in every other

The winegrowing region formerly known as Donauland was rechristened Wagram in 2007. In this region, 2,720 hectares of vineyards spread out over two significantly different zones: the actual Wagram nor

Due to more favourable climatic conditions most winegrowing regions are located in the eastern part of the country. You will however find winegrowing to a smaller extent all over the rest of Austria a

Influenced by the hot continental Pannonian climate , the easternmost of Austrian federal states – Burgenland – produces the most opulent and authoritative red wines in Austria, along with complex whi