Caves à vin- Maisons des vins Austria

One of the largest and most modern wine cellars in the city, located on the edge of the Naschmarkt. It is the shop of a major Austrian wine merchant, which is well represented in Vienna with several wineries, wine bars and restaurants. The star is of course wine in the broadest sense with bottles from all over Europe and beyond. Of course, a special section is dedicated to the Viennese vineyards. Not only can you taste the wines on the spot (for a fee), but you can also eat there. There is also a wide selection of spirits.

The reputation of local wines is well established, particularly when it comes to reds. But rosés are starting to gain in popularity. Some Viennese come here to enrich their cellars. You'll be well advised to stop off at the vinothèque de ce land. Here you'll find not only a wide range of wines from the region, but also expert advice. Tastings are also available, providing a good opportunity to learn more about the region's vintages, viticulture and winemaking.

Situated along a road marked by charming traditional cellars with vegetated roofs dating back to 1850. Cellar and region to visit absolutely. It's adorable.

A modern building in a modern building. That the lovers of old stones do not make the frowning, the reception is nice and the tasting is good attire.

A prestigious and friendly wine academy. The Wine Academy, housed in a magnificent 17th century traditional wine storehouse(Seehof), offers a comprehensive overview of regional production, as well as a wide range of events, seminars, tasting courses and an Österreichisches Weintutorium. The Austrian Wine Academy in Rust was founded in 1989 and was the first German-language academy in the world. Courses are also given in English.

Italian, Hungarian, Austrian and other continents such as South Africa or Australia.