The Weinviertel is the largest wine region in Austria. It is located in a beautiful landscape between the Danube and the Czech border in the far northeast of Austria. Weinviertel has a fascinating variety of grape varieties and flavor styles. The winemakers from the Weinviertel make a lot of peppery Grüner Veltiner, but they have much more to offer. Such as red wines from Zweigelt, Pinot Noir, Blaufränksch and Blauburger.
On the way through the Weinviertel, the small white houses stand out (see photo). Often neatly arranged and just outside the villages. These are old wine cellars that are still used. There are often long underground passages where the wines from the Weinviertel ripen under ideal conditions.
The winemakers from the Weinviertel make a lot of Grüner Veltiner, but they have much more to offer. In the West, near the historic trading town of Retz, mainly red wines are made. The vineyards here are located in a bowl where the rain often passes by. Zweigelt, Pinot Noir, Blaufränksch, Blauburger and other typical Austrian grapes can be found here. If you drive to the rocky vineyards near the town of Röschitz, you can taste their very mineral Grüner Veltliners and Rieslings at the winegrowers.
Towards Slovakia in the East, you drive through a breathtaking green and rolling landscape. Many of the country's best sparkling wines are made here. A little further south, the warm winds from Northern Hungary influence the climate. Wine growers here have mainly planted Riesling and Traminer. They make beautiful, often very aromatic wines from it. We currently have five wines from Weinviertel in our range. You can view all our wines from Weinviertel here.
Orange wine (27) 
Fresh (90) 
Light (36) 
Rosé (14) 
Aromatic (22) 
Medium (98) 
Sparkling (27) 
Ripe (71) 
Full-bodied (99) 
