
For a few glasses
A small wine tasting: a few wines by the glass, on your own too, no booking needed.
- Tasting
- free

Come for a glass.
| Thu to Fri | 10:00 to 18:00 |
| Sat | 10:00 to 14:00 |
on Ausg'steckt days during Heuriger hours (11am to 11pm)
Wiener Neustädter Straße 75
2524 Teesdorf

A small wine tasting: a few wines by the glass, on your own too, no booking needed.

For your group, with bread and spreads from the Heuriger (wine tavern). Please book in advance.

Our wine cellar lies beneath the vinothek. Exposed concrete, a glass roof over the passage and light strips along the walls: this is where the pictures hang, between wine boxes and the wooden wall of bottles.
Would you like to exhibit, hold a private view or present a book? The wine for it is right upstairs in the vinothek. Drop us a line and tell us what you have in mind.
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On the shelves are our wines at cellar-door prices. If a vintage is no longer available in the online shop, its wine page points you here. Just ask what is still available at the estate.
Here we issue vouchers to you straight away as a printed card. The card can be redeemed at the Heuriger, in the Vinothek and in the web shop.
If you order online and choose collection, you pick up the wine here and pay no shipping. We arrange the time beforehand by email or phone.
Feel free to bring back empty bottles and our boxes. We keep using the boxes as long as they last. It says so inside the box, too: we are happy to take bottles and boxes back.
The Vinothek is open Thu to Fri 10 am to 6 pm, Sat 10 am to 2 pm. On Ausg'steckt days we open during Heuriger hours, 11 am to 11 pm. Outside these times visits are by appointment; just call us on +43 2253 81216.
To taste a few glasses you do not need to book; for a group with Jause you do.
The tasting room with its show cellar has been here since 2013. This is where we taste with you. We announce exhibitions and presentations in the wine cellar beneath the vinothek in our newsletter.
We built the Vinothek in 2013, together with a new office and a storage cellar. It is also described in Beate Ferchländer's book „Niederösterreich. Weinbar. Essbar. Wanderbar.“