Weingut Tanzer

Weingut Tanzer in Krems-Thallern combines ten hectares of vineyards in the Kremstal with a Heuriger that has been awarded the title Top-Heuriger by the state of Lower Austria. The name Tanzer has stood for wine from Thallern since 1933, and the family has run the Heuriger since 1981.

Vineyards and wines

• Vineyard sites: Herrentrost, Frauengrund, Goldbühel, Steinhagen and Schwerer Zapfen.
• Focus: mainly Grüner Veltliner and Riesling, plus Muskateller, Burgundy varieties, rosé and sparkling, red wine and sweet wine.
• The house motto: "Nature makes the wine, and the wine should stay natural."
• Fruit brandies and liqueurs: Franz Tanzer IV., the winemaker's father, is a fruit-growing specialist. The brandies are distilled from apricots, peaches, Williams pears and apples grown on the estate.

At the Heuriger

Daniela Tanzer cooks with herbs and, alongside the classic Jause, also serves light and Mediterranean dishes. According to the family, the ingredients come from the region: meat from the Graf butcher's in Langenlois, cheese from the Lintner cheese dairy, bread from the Käppl bakery in Getzersdorf, vegetables from Unfried in Krems. In summer you sit in the garden.

Open (in season) 2026

Open in each case Wednesday to Saturday from 15 h; Sunday to Tuesday are rest days.

• Marillenblüte-Heuriger (apricot blossom): 11–28 March
• Weinfrühling-Heuriger (wine spring): 6–23 May
• Sommer-Heuriger (summer): 8–25 July
• Sturm-Heuriger: 11–13 September on the Kellermeile Angern-Thallern, Friday from 15 h, Saturday and Sunday from 11 h
• Herbst-Heuriger (autumn): 4–21 November

Wine delivered home

You can order in the online shop or by telephone. On its own delivery tours, the family brings the wine to your door free of charge, most recently in June 2026 to Salzburg, Carinthia, Tyrol, Vorarlberg and Bavaria. Otherwise the goods are sent as a parcel with DPD. The Heuriger and the cellar are at Thallerner Hauptstraße 1.

Thallern is an old wine village: in 1083 Bishop Altmann of Passau gave the village and its vineyards to Göttweig Abbey. The actor Oskar Werner lived here in 1982 and 1983.

Automatically translated from German.