Vienna
Choosing a brewery in Vienna depends on the kind of visit you want: a production tour at Ottakringer Platz, a generous meal and tasting near Mariahilfer Straße, or a relaxed craft-beer evening. This guide also includes distinctive alternatives for sake and artisan vinegar.
Check the current visitor programme, opening hours and booking arrangements before travelling, especially for tours, events or group visits.
The options are ordered by how closely they match brewery-related search intent, with attention to concrete experiences, location, food or tasting options, group suitability and the clarity of arrangements for visiting. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Ottakringer Brauerei is a major Vienna brewery at Ottakringer Platz 1, with a long-established production site and options connected to tours and events. It is best suited to visitors interested in the brewery itself and its beer rather than a conventional pub evening.
Access arrangements can vary, so checking the current visitor programme and entry details is particularly important before setting out.
#2
Brauhof Wien Brauerei combines a brewery, restaurant and beer garden at Mariahilfer Str. 156/701. It is a spacious place for sampling classic Austrian styles on draft, including pils, helles, zwickl and Vienna lager, alongside hearty food.
Multiple indoor areas and a pleasant evening beer garden make it suitable for groups, relaxed tastings and a full meal rather than a quick drink.
#3
Brauwerk Wien is a brewery and bar at Ottakringer Platz, built around craft beer and an easygoing atmosphere. Its appeal lies in discovering distinctive beers in a setting that feels aimed at curious drinkers rather than formal dining.
Friendly bartenders and a welcoming bar atmosphere make it a natural choice for tasting sessions, casual meetups and anyone looking to explore Vienna’s independent beer scene.
#4
Kura Wien is a sake brewery at Barmherzigengasse 10, offering a distinctly Viennese take on Japanese sake. The style is described as smooth, fresh and carefully balanced, with an understated character that works well for sharing with friends.
It is a focused destination for sake enthusiasts and a worthwhile detour for anyone interested in locally made drinks beyond Vienna’s more familiar beer and wine traditions.
#5
Wiener Essig Brauerei, the Essigmanufaktur Gegenbauer at Waldgasse 3, specialises in crafted vinegars and related pantry products rather than conventional beer. Its range includes raspberry house vinegar, yuzu vinegar and olive oil, with much of the production made in-house.
This is a strong stop for cooks, food enthusiasts and visitors seeking distinctive Viennese ingredients to take home.
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Use the map to see which brewery fits your route through Vienna. Ottakringer Platz brings two contrasting beer-focused venues together, while Mariahilfer Straße suits visitors pairing a tasting with a meal.
Locations in the 3rd and 10th districts offer more specialised stops, useful when sake, vinegar or local producer visits matter more than traditional beer.
Ottakringer Brauerei is the clearest choice for visitors interested in Vienna beer production and a brewery-focused experience. Tours and event access can depend on the current programme, so confirm dates, entry details and any booking requirements before setting out.
Brauhof Wien Brauerei combines a brewery, restaurant and beer garden near Mariahilfer Straße. Its spacious setting and traditional food make it suitable for group visits, while the range of Austrian beer styles gives different drinkers something to try.
Brauwerk Wien at Ottakringer Platz is geared towards craft-beer discovery and informal evenings. It suits curious drinkers who want a relaxed bar atmosphere and distinctive beers rather than a formal meal or a production tour.
No. Kura Wien focuses on locally produced sake, while Wiener Essig Brauerei specialises in artisan vinegars and pantry products.
They are useful alternatives for visitors searching broadly for Vienna producers and distinctive drink or food experiences.
Check current opening hours, tour or event availability, booking rules, food service and whether the venue is operating as expected on your chosen day. This is particularly important for production-site visits and larger groups, where access may follow a scheduled programme.