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Austria

The Bergland wine-growing region includes viticulture in the provinces of Vorarlberg, Tyrol, Salzburg, Upper Austria and Carinthia. The vineyard area of all the provinces is about 150 hectares.

Wineries in this region

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Arzl im Pitztal, Mountain country, Tyrol, Austria

Weingut Burg Taggenbrunn

St. Georgen am Längsee, Mountain country, Carinthia, Austria

Sölden, Mountain country, Tyrol, Austria

Innviadla Weinbau Wolfgang Költringer

Weilbach, Mountain country, Upper Austria, Austria

nene - terroir wein Österreich

Vomp, Mountain country, Tyrol, Austria

TrippelGUT - Alpine Wine

Feldkirchen, Mountain country, Carinthia, Austria

Domäne Lilienberg

Tainach, Mountain country, Carinthia, Austria

St. Veit an der Glan, Mountain country, Carinthia, Austria

Bregenz, Mountain country, Vorarlberg, Austria

Burgwein Glanegg

Glanegg, Mountain country, Carinthia, Austria

Chesa Druschauna

Göfis, Mountain country, Vorarlberg, Austria

Dr. Armin Lassnig

Villach, Mountain country, Carinthia, Austria

Fruchtveredelung Geschwister Wurm

St. Florian, Mountain country, Upper Austria, Austria

Gratus Weinwerkstatt

Götzens, Mountain country, Tyrol, Austria

Joseph's Tiroler Weinbau

Mieming, Mountain country, Tyrol, Austria

Karolinger Weinbau

Moosburg, Mountain country, Carinthia, Austria

Klagenfurter Weinwerkstatt

Klagenfurt, Mountain country, Carinthia, Austria

Landesverband Salzburger PfadfinderInnen

Salzburg, Mountain country, Salzburg, Austria

Landesweingut CarinthiJa

Sankt Andrä, Mountain country, Carinthia, Austria

Wolfsberg, Mountain country, Carinthia, Austria

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