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Discover Austrian wines in a 2-hour guided tasting at Weinrudi, including regional varieties, food pairing tips, and insights into Austria’s top wine regions.

For those seeking an authentic taste of Austria’s renowned wine scene, the Vienna: Taste Austria the ABCs of Wine tour offers a compelling journey through some of Austria’s most celebrated wine regions. This 2-hour guided experience takes place in a cozy local wine shop in Vienna, where up to 8 participants enjoy a personalized, small-group setting, making it ideal for wine enthusiasts eager to deepen their understanding of Austrian varieties. The tour includes a curated selection of wines from top wineries, along with expert insights into wine classifications, aromas, and pairing tips.
This activity is perfect for adults aged 18 and over who enjoy exploring new flavors in a relaxed environment. While it does not include transportation or personal wine purchases, the chance to sample legendary wines like Wiener Gemischter Satz, Sauvignon Blancs, and Blaufränkisch makes it a memorable tasting that balances education and enjoyment. The 2-hour experience is flexible with availability, and booking in advance is recommended to secure a spot.
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Located in Vienna, Weinrudi serves as the meeting point for this intimate wine tasting tour. The venue provides a cozy, welcoming atmosphere that enhances the tasting experience. As the activity is held in a local wine shop, it offers a genuine environment where newcomers and connoisseurs alike can enjoy tasting Austrian wines without the distraction of large crowds.
The tour begins with an introduction to Austria’s main wine regions, highlighting how the Danube River and various soil types influence the regional wines. The guide explains classifications such as “Steinfeder,” “Federspiel,” and “Smaragd,” helping guests understand what makes each wine distinct. This foundational knowledge enriches the tasting, giving participants a clearer picture of Austria’s diverse wine landscape.

The guided session features wines from Austria’s most notable regions. You’ll sample the legendary Wiener Gemischter Satz, known for its freshness and complexity, and learn what sets it apart from other white wines. The guide discusses how Austria’s cool climate and steep slopes produce exceptional Sauvignon Blancs, especially from South Styria.
Participants also explore the sweet wine paradise of Neusiedler See, where fruity Blaufränkisch and noble Trockenbeerenauslesen showcase how the Pannonian climate shapes these wines. A special focus is given to the mineral Blaufränkisch, which gains its spicy character and structure from iron-rich soils. These explanations help deepen appreciation for how terroir influences flavor profiles.
The tour emphasizes experiencing wine fully—visually, aromatically, and through taste. Guests are guided on how to assess wine color and clarity, identify aromas, and analyze taste sensations. The guide provides practical food pairing tips, helping you understand which dishes complement specific Austrian wines, enhancing your overall enjoyment and confidence in wine tasting.
More Great Tours NearbyThe activity begins at the Weinrudi shop, where the guide welcomes participants. Meeting at the shop ensures an easy start, with the experience ending back at the same location. The small group size of up to 8 participants ensures an intimate setting, allowing for personalized attention and interaction with the guide.
The duration of 2 hours makes it an ideal activity for those with limited time but who still want a meaningful introduction to Austrian wines. The tour is wheelchair accessible and led by guides speaking English, Portuguese, and German. Participants are advised to wear comfortable shoes, bring a camera, and have water on hand.
Unlike larger, more generic wine tastings, this experience focuses on Austrian wines and the regions that produce them, providing a deep dive into local varieties. The expert knowledge sharing adds educational value, and the cozy atmosphere makes it perfect for wine enthusiasts who appreciate a relaxed, informative environment.
The tour’s emphasis on pairing wines with food helps expand your palate and practical understanding of wine-tasting techniques. The small-group approach ensures that each participant receives attention, making the experience more engaging and tailored.
This tour best suits adults interested in wine, especially those eager to learn about Austria’s unique wine classifications and regional specialties. It’s suitable for beginners and more experienced wine lovers alike, thanks to the expert guidance. However, it is not recommended for pregnant women, people with mobility impairments, or children under 18.
Participants should enjoy a relaxed pace, and the tour is designed to educate without overwhelming. The flexibility in booking and cancellation provides added peace of mind, allowing reservations to be canceled up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The Vienna: Taste Austria the ABCs of Wine tour offers a well-rounded introduction to Austrian wines, combining tasting, education, and regional insights in just 2 hours. The small group size, expert guidance, and authentic environment at Weinrudi make it a standout choice for those looking to deepen their understanding of Austria’s wine culture.
While it doesn’t include transportation or wine purchases, the focus on top-quality wines and local knowledge provides great value. This tour is most suited for adults with a curiosity for wines who want a relaxed, informative experience in Vienna’s wine scene.
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How long does the wine tasting last?
The tasting lasts approximately 2 hours.
What wines are included in the tasting?
Guests sample top Austrian wines including Wiener Gemischter Satz, Sauvignon Blancs, Blaufränkisch, and Trockenbeerenauslesen.
Is this tour suitable for children?
No, participants must be at least 18 years old.
Are there language options for the guides?
Yes, guides speak English, Portuguese, and German.
Do I need to bring anything?
It’s recommended to bring comfortable shoes, a camera, and water.
Is the tour accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible.
What is the cancellation policy?
Participants can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Can I buy wine during the tour?
Wine purchases are not included; they can be made separately at the venue.
Is there food included?
The tour provides food pairing tips, but no food is served during the tasting.
How do I book this experience?
Reservations are required in advance, with options to reserve now and pay later for flexibility.