Winzerhof Müllner

The Winzerhof Müllner in Unterwölbling in the Traisental combines winemaking, a Heuriger and fine spirits in an old administrative manor that has been owned by the family since 1838. The range extends from Grüner Veltliner and Riesling to a Pet Nat Rosé.

A farm with a long history

For centuries the manor belonged to monasteries and noble families, most recently to the monastery of St. Andrä until the monastery was dissolved in 1787. In 1838 master weaver Michael Karch and his wife Anna bought the manor, and through their granddaughter Maria Müllner it passed to today's family. The business is run by Rudolf and Anita Müllner; their daughters Johanna, Regina and Michaela work in it, as do their sons-in-law Simon and David.

The Heuriger

• Dates in 2026: this year the Heuriger is open twice, from 2 July to 4 August and from 29 October to 1 December, daily from 16 h, closed on Wednesdays. On 19 December 2026 there is the "Wine Christmas" from 15 to 21 h.
• Premises: renovated in April 2023, barrier-free, with a children's playroom; in summer you can also sit in the courtyard.
• Food: regional specialities to go with the estate's own wines and spirits. In March and November there are Feuerflecken (flatbreads) on Tuesdays from 17 h.
• Celebrations: the Winzerhof also hosts parties outside the Heuriger dates; enquiries by phone or e-mail.

The business has been awarded the title Top-Heuriger since March 2017.

Wines and fine spirits

• Wines: Traisental DAC Grüner Veltliner and Riesling, including sites such as Ried Himmelreich and Ried Berg, plus Gelber Muskateller, Gewürztraminer, Zweigelt, Shiraz Barrique and frizzante. At the Salon 2025, the Reserve Veltliner Ried Leithen "Urgestein" 2023 came third in the category of wines typical of the Traisental region.
• Fine spirits: apricot, Williams pear, apple, plum and dried plum, an apple brandy aged for 15 years in wooden casks, Riesling pomace brandy, Muscat grape brandy and nut liqueur. Price list by e-mail.
• Shopping: at the estate or in the web shop; collection from the estate is free of charge.

Automatically translated from German.