Weingut & Heuriger Müller

The Weingut Müller in Krustetten in the Kremstal on the Göttweiger Berg has been making wine since 1936 and has run its own vine nursery for just as long. There is also a Heuriger with a few fixed dates a year and a Vinothek for direct sales at Hollenburger Straße 12.

Family and vineyards

• Family business: several generations of the Müller family work at the winery. Martin Müller is cellar master, Stefan Müller is mostly in the vineyard, and Verena Müller runs the house and Heuriger kitchen.
• Sites: vineyards are cultivated in the southern Kremstal and in the Wachau. Fertilisation is with compost.
• Cellar: many small stainless steel tanks, large wooden casks and single batches, i.e. lots that are vinified separately.

What goes into the bottle

• Grüner Veltliner: from the Hofwerk line to single-vineyard wines such as Kremser Kogl, Alte Point and Gottschelle. According to the winery, the Gottschelle 2024 received 97 points and a platinum medal at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2025.
• Other varieties: Riesling, red wine such as Zweigelt, sparkling wine, sweet wine and alcohol-free wines.
• Buying: in the Vinothek or in the winery's online shop with delivery.

The Heuriger

At the Heuriger the family does the cooking itself: Liptauer, Blunz'n (black pudding) and Bratl (roast pork), plus something seasonal, and all wines are served by the glass. You sit in the Heuriger or, in summer, in the shady courtyard. Payment is cash only, and tables can be reserved by phone.

• Heuriger dates 2026: 16–29 January, 1–14 April, 6–19 July and 11–20 September, daily from 15 h each time.
• Advent-Genuss-Heuriger: 19–21 November 2026, daily from 16 h in the Riedenblick high above the winery, with the new vintages of the single-vineyard wines.

Vine nursery

The vine nursery offers over 30 selections, including standard (high-trunk) vines and fungus-resistant varieties (PIWI). The young vines grow on the nursery's own land in the Kremstal. If you are planting a new vineyard, you can also have it cleared and planted there with a GPS-controlled planting machine.

Automatically translated from German.