The Newcomers from the Wineguide 2024/25
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Oberlaa is still considered something of an oddity among Vienna’s wine-growing regions, yet there’s plenty to discover here. For example, the somewhat unique “Gemischter Satz” or various red wines (the excellent “Schankachterl”). The buffet offers a good selection, and the fried chicken is always golden brown and crispy.
Oberlaaer Straße 71,
1100 Vienna, Austria
Weingut Förthof
Krems at the Donau, Austria
1
Stars
Weingut Zederbauer
Palt, Austria
2
Stars
Weingut Hoop
Eschen, Liechtenstein
2
Stars
Kristinus
Kéthely, Hungary
2
Stars
Sanctum
Slovenske Konjice, Slovenia
3
Stars
Weingut Marko - Der Weinstricker
Leutschach, Austria
3
Stars
Fischer Birtok Kft.
Kisapáti, Hungary
Weingut Wenzl-Kast
Gols, Austria
On the edge of the Marchfeld, cozy spots await in the dining room and garden with their beautifully planted arcades, while the buffet offers cold and hot delicacies to suit every taste. These pair perfectly with the award-winning wines, ranging from Veltliner to Cabernet.
Hauptstraße (Obersdorf) 84,
2120 Obersdorf, Austria
Weingut Haimerl
Gobelsburg, Austria
2
Stars
Weingut Magerl
Fels am Wagram, Austria
2
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Weingut Elias Haidl
Großriedenthal, Austria
Bioweingut Preisinger-Reinberger
Unterstockstall, Austria
1
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Weingut St. Bayer
Weiden am See, Austria
3
Stars
Weingut Braun
Wösendorf, Austria
1
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Weingut Eder
Jettsdorf, Austria
1
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