Exceptional Location Best Wineries in Gamlitz
The Steinberghof in Ehrenhausen moved to Gamlitz and reopened as “Casa Firmenich.” It’s very stylish and cozy. The highlights—such as liver parfait with Traminer jelly or bacon-wrapped plums with salted butter—are still on the menu. Very nice rooms.
The Sauvignon Blanc has already been awarded the world championship title, and the entire wine selection is of high quality. It pairs perfectly with Styrian snacks and tastes best on the panoramic terrace overlooking the entire South Styria Nature Park.
In 2005, this rustic, charming wine tavern switched to organic farming. The vegan organic platter takes it one step further, winning over even more die-hard fans of the classic version. Otto Knaus serves his own organic wines with it.
Heike Skoff has put her heart and soul into reimagining the restaurant, yet its spirit remains intact. In addition to the classics, the menu also features Styrian pumpkin seed tofu and a selection of vegetarian spreads. The fine wines come from top vineyards such as Grassnitzberg and Kranachberg.
“Pure freshness and naturalness” is a philosophy we live by. The classic wine tavern delicacies are a delight. The selection ranges from pork shoulder to pork loin to the house platter with all kinds of delicacies. The cellar tour, complete with a tasting, is a real experience.
Feeling good is easy here. The brick vaulted ceiling of this 360-year-old winemaker’s house is just as impressive as the terrace. Handcrafting is a matter of pride, and many products are refined according to old family recipes. The flagship wines come from the Eckberg and Sulztal vineyards.
The location in a vineyard is exclusive; from the wine tavern, you can marvel at the steep vineyards all around. The menu features hearty regional snacks. If you’re looking to treat yourself, order the Reserve Sauvignon Blanc Ried Urlkogel.
A charming wine tavern surrounded by vineyards. The classic wines are aged in stainless steel tanks, but in good vintages they are transferred to barrique barrels. They pair perfectly with delicacies such as Brüstl, spreads, and the Krenterrine.
The flower-adorned terrace is very popular, and the interior is cozy as well. In the kitchen, they place a strong emphasis on handmade dishes. The Brettljause platter is a feast for the eyes, and the Stelzen and Ripperl days are also popular. On buffet days, the selection is a highlight.
Wine has been produced here for 100 years. Günter Nekrep produces a variety of wines, ranging from classic to frizzante and sparkling. Appetizing dishes include open-faced sandwiches, a traditional board snack, and smoked sausages. To round out the meal, try the Blaue Wildbacher grape brandy.