Badener Hauervinothek

The Badener Hauervinothek on Brusattiplatz is the shared wine shop of Baden's winegrowers, run by the Ortsweinbauverein Baden. Here you can taste and buy over 100 wines from ten Baden winegrowing families, with advice on 363 days a year from the winegrower on duty in person.

What you can taste here

• Thermenregion varieties: the indigenous white wines Neuburger, Rotgipfler and Zierfandler, as well as St. Laurent and Pinot Noir.
• Austrian classics: such as Grüner Veltliner, Riesling, Muskateller and Zweigelt.
• Beyond wine: frizzante, sparkling wine, grape and pomace brandies, plus grappa chocolate and grappa pralines.
• Tastings: guided wine tastings are available for wine lovers and groups.

A room with a history

The wine shop is in the Heiligenkreuzerhof, the former estate yard of the Cistercian abbey of Heiligenkreuz. Its rooms house the Magdalenenkapelle, first mentioned in 1399, with Gothic frescoes on the walls.

Shopping and delivery

• On site: also open on public holidays, on Sundays only in the afternoon.
• Delivery in Baden: from 12 bottles the wine shop delivers your purchase free of charge to your accommodation in Baden, whether hotel, guesthouse or spa clinic.
• Shipping: by parcel service throughout Austria and to Germany, for a shipping charge.
• Online shop: the wines can also be ordered online via the winegrowers' association website.

Baden's vineyard sites

Baden has around 400 hectares of vineyards, spread across the Harterberg (around 220 hectares), Badenerberg (around 60 hectares, on the edge of the Wienerwald biosphere reserve) and Römerberg (around 120 hectares, up to 330 metres above sea level) sites. On its home page the association also shows which Baden Heurige are currently open (in season).

Automatically translated from German.