15 Best Wineries in Vienna

Schlumberger Kellerwelten combines a historic sparkling-wine cellar with a self-guided visit in Vienna’s 19th district. A well-produced audio guide explains the brand’s history, production and traditions, while tasting options add a practical introduction to its sparkling wines.

The format suits visitors who prefer to explore at their own pace, with enough detail to make the cellar tour more than a quick drink.

Winery & Viticulture Wieselthaler Stefan offers the traditional heuriger format with plenty of wine to explore and a straightforward food menu. Its location away from the main tourist routes gives the visit a more local feel, while the combination of wine, simple dishes and approachable pricing suits an unhurried meal.

At Oberlaaer Str. 120 in 1100 Wien, the menu includes familiar Austrian fare such as schnitzel alongside other food options. Dogs are allowed, and the listed phone number makes it practical to check current arrangements before travelling.

Edlmoser Vineyard & Winery serves local wines in a historic vineyard setting at Maurer Lange G. 123 in Vienna. It offers a wine-bar setting for dinner, with outdoor seating that may be affected by smoke. Booking is strongly recommended, and the listed schedule shows no opening days, so check arrangements directly before planning a visit.

Nigl.com, the home of Weingut Georg Nigl, is a winery in Perchtoldsdorf with a focused wine-shop and tasting concept. Its range includes orange, natural and pét-nat wines, giving it a distinctive angle for visitors interested in less conventional styles.

The limited Monday opening makes it better suited to a planned cellar-door visit than an impromptu weekend stop.

BioWeinbau Obermann is a Grinzing winery and Heuriger on Cobenzlgasse, pairing organic wines with Viennese fare in a welcoming setting. Its buffet, indoor and outdoor seating, and child-friendly playground make it particularly suitable for families and relaxed group meals.

When the weather is good, the garden setting adds to the appeal, while the broad evening and weekend schedule supports unhurried visits.

Buschenschank Franzinger offers white wine and views of the surrounding scenery in Vienna’s 19th district. The setting lends itself to a leisurely visit with friends, with time to sit over a glass and take in the surroundings. Its location outside the city centre makes it an option for a weekend outing, and dogs are allowed.

Vineyard & Winery Richard Lentner combines the traditional Heuriger format with its own wines and Austrian specialities. The setting feels authentic and unpretentious, making it well suited to a meal built around regional food, wine and a slower Viennese rhythm rather than a formal tasting experience.

At Jedlersdorfer Pl. 10 in 1210 Wien, the offer includes wine, Heuriger dishes and event options. Its off-the-beaten-path location adds to the sense of discovery, while the listed phone number and website provide clear ways to check current arrangements.

Müllers Heuriger & Weingut serves wine and food on Cobenzlgasse in Vienna’s 19th district, with indoor seating and a garden for summer visits. The team can assist in English, which may help visitors choosing what to drink or eat. Opening hours run from Thursday to Saturday, 4pm to 10pm, allowing for an afternoon stop or an evening meal.

Weingut Fritz Wieninger offers guided tastings and winery tours in Stammersdorf, in northern Vienna. Its wine portfolio provides the basis for exploring Viennese wine, with explanations and opportunities to ask questions during a visit. The quieter setting suits visitors who want to spend time learning about the wines away from the city centre.

Weingut & Heuriger Christ brings a long family winemaking tradition together with contemporary cellar work in Vienna. Set near the Bisamberg, the winery produces a broad selection of natural Viennese wines and operates as a Heuriger with Austrian food, outdoor seating and space for private occasions.

The setting suits both a relaxed local meal and a more structured wine-tasting visit. Its own vineyard wines, including Gemischter Satz and other regional styles, pair naturally with traditional dishes, while event planning and larger group dinners are also part of the offer.

Mayer am Pfarrplatz combines a Vienna wine-bar tradition with the atmosphere of a historic Heuriger and Beethovenhaus. Its expansive setting includes outdoor seating, food, wine, takeaway and a private dining room, giving it the flexibility to handle anything from a relaxed lunch to a larger gathering.

The menu is substantial enough for a full meal, with local dishes, seasonal specialities and house wines. Live local music can add to the evening atmosphere, while the spacious layout works well for groups. For popular dining periods or organised occasions, advance reservation is a sensible part of planning.