Naschmarkt, Mariahilf, Vienna
Austrian wine shop on the Naschmarkt. 500+ labels, daily tastings and expert sommelier advice.
Best for 500+ Austrian wine labels with daily tastings on the Naschmarkt
Wine & Spirits of Austria
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Vienna's Weingut Cobenzl sells Wiener Gemischter Satz DAC and Grüner Veltliner through its cellar door and online shop. Its vineyards in Grinzing supply wines for the city-owned estate on Cobenzl hill, including those named local styles. Wachau wine also enters the handmade confections at Café-Konditorei Hagmann (Wachauer Schokolade), alongside chocolates incorporating the region's apricots and spirits. Kremser Senf (Moser) blends grape must with mustard seed without vinegar and finishes its traditional Kremser mustard with horseradish and ginger.
Visit official site ↗Naschmarkt 632, Mariahilf, Vienna
Wine shop and bar on the Naschmarkt. 500+ Austrian wines, daily tastings and expert sommeliers.
Best for 500+ Austrian wines with daily tastings and sommelier advice on the Naschmarkt
Vienna / Austria
Weingut Cobenzl is a Vienna city-owned winery on the Cobenzl hill that sells its own wines, including Wiener Gemischter Satz DAC and Grüner Veltliner from the Grinzing vineyards, through an online shop and direct "Ab-Hof" cellar-door sales. The estate has racked up numerous awards, including 31 gold medals at the 2024 Wiener Weinpreis.
Best for Wine, winery, cellar-door
Visit official site ↗Wachau region (Krems), Austria
Café-Konditorei Hagmann has made chocolate by hand for more than 180 years, folding Wachau apricots, wine, and spirits into its confections. The house holds the Austrian State Emblem and was named Gault Millau's best confectionery in 2001.
Best for Handmade Wachau apricot and wine chocolates
Visit official site ↗Krems-Stein, Austria
Kremser mustard dates to the Middle Ages, when it was made as a by-product of the local wine trade, and won medals at 19th-century exhibitions in London and Paris. The Moser manufactory still hand-blends it from Krems grape must and mustard seed, without vinegar, finished with horseradish and ginger.
Best for Traditional sweet Kremser mustard
Visit official site ↗Melk / Austria
On Rathausplatz in Melk, this Wachauer Spezialitaeten shop sells regional apricot specialties, from liqueur and jam to sauces, much of it made in house. Its vinothek offers Wachau wines to taste and buy, and the family also runs an online shop.
Best for Apricot specialties, wine, regional foods
Visit official site ↗Mautern an der Donau, Wachau, Austria
Vines have been tended on this Danube bank since Roman times, making Nikolaihof Austria's oldest wine estate. The Saahs family has farmed it biodynamically since the 1970s, aging Grüner Veltliner and Riesling in large oak casks for years before release.
Best for Biodynamic Grüner Veltliner and Riesling
Visit official site ↗Tyrol, Kufstein
Riedel, founded in 1756 and run by 11 generations of the same family, is based in Kufstein, Austria, and makes varietal-specific crystal wine glassware, including the hand-finished, Venetian-tradition Fatto A Mano line.
Best for Crystal wine glasses and stemware
Visit official site ↗Weißenkirchen in der Wachau, Austria
The Bodenstein family has worked the steep terraces above Weißenkirchen for generations under the motto 'From Stone to Wine.' The estate's Grüner Veltliner and Riesling come entirely from hand-farmed vineyards on the Wachau's schist slopes.
Best for Terraced-vineyard Grüner Veltliner and Riesling
Visit official site ↗Kitzbühel, Tyrol, Austria
Run from a Sonngrub address on the edge of town, this vinothek curates fine wines from a dozen countries alongside gin, rum, whisky, and Tyrolean edelbrand fruit schnapps. Its tagline promises bottles selected personally and shipped direct from Kitzbühel rather than pulled from a national distributor's list.
Best for Curated wine, spirits, and Tyrolean schnapps
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