Wines from Austria

Austria is a country that is increasingly establishing itself as a strong and high-quality wine producer - with production 30% more in quantity to that of neighbouring Germany. 

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Wines from Austria

Austria is a country that is increasingly establishing itself as a strong and high-quality wine producer - with production 30% more in quantity to that of neighbouring Germany. 

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Rosé Zweigelt fresh & easy 2020
Niederösterreich, Austria
Zweigelt
BGN 22.00
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Riesling Brunnthal 2019
Niederösterreich, Austria
Riesling
BGN 65.90
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Weingut Pittnauer Blaufrankisch Ungerberg 2015
Burgenland, Austria
Blaufränkisch
BGN 81.41
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Zieregg Sauvignon Blanc 2016
Steiermark, Austria
Sauvignon Blanc
BGN 99.00
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Sernau Konig Sauvignon Blanc 2016
Steiermark, Austria
Sauvignon Blanc
BGN 89.00
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Wielitschberg Gewurztraminer 2017
Steiermark, Austria
Gewürztraminer
BGN 60.90
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Blanc de Noirs Grand Reserve 2014
Niederösterreich, Austria
Pinot Noir
BGN 71.90
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Weingut Pittnauer Blaufrankisch Rosenberg 2015
Burgenland, Austria
Blaufränkisch
BGN 89.87
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Trockenbeerenauslese Weissburgunder 0.375ml 2015
Niederösterreich, Austria
Weissburgunder
BGN 71.00
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Scheiben Gruner Veltliner 2016
Niederösterreich, Austria
Abrostine
BGN 59.90
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Loibenberg Reserve Riesling 2015
Niederösterreich, Austria
Abrostine
BGN 77.90
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Kogl Gruner Veltliner 2016
Niederösterreich, Austria
Abrostine
BGN 60.90
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Pfaffenberg Gruner Veltliner 2016
Niederösterreich, Austria
Abrostine
BGN 60.90

Austrian wines are more full-bodied and generally drier. And like Germany, the larger production is mostly white wines, but the success of some of the reds, due to the warmer climate and better ripeness, is much greater than that of Germany.

The Celts were probably the first to grow grapes in Austria as early as 500 BC, viticulture continued throughout the Roman Empire, but in practice it gained popularity and vineyards became part of the landscape only in the 13th-14th centuries. Under the influence of the monks, most plantations took place around the Krems on the Danube west of Vienna. The most famous regions are Wachau, Kremstal, and Neusiedlersee. Gruner Veltliner, Riesling and Müller-Thurgau are the leading white varieties, while the reds are dominated by the presence of Blaufränkisch, Zweigelt and Pinot Noir, also called Blauburgunder here and in Germany.