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Austria:

Angerhof Tschida

Winery of Hans Tschida, who has come to international acclaim with dessert wines, in particular with Schilfwein.

http://ek80.s5.domainkunden.de/en/about/we_weingut.asp

Anna & Josef Aichinger

Winery in Schoenberg in the Kamp Valley which is part of the wine region Lower Austria. The site features an online store. [German/English]

http://www.wein-aichinger.at/

Anton Bauer Winery

A small, traditional family estate in Feuersbrunn in the Donauland region.

http://www.viaweb.at/vineyards/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Beisteiners

Burgenland producer of red, white, and fruit wines, along with brandy. Brief company description and contact information. Online order form.

http://www.beisteiners-wine.at/

Bründlmayer, Weingut

A winery with 125 acres of vineyards near Langenlois.

http://www.bruendlmayer.com/

Claus Preisinger

Winery in Gols, Burgenland. Includes a guest book. Flash required.

http://www.clauspreisinger.at/start.php?lang=en

Elfenhof

Established in 1642, situated within the Freistadt Rust and offering a range of wines from dry Kabinett wines to sweet Trockenbeerenauslese.

http://www.elfenhof.at/

Ewald Zweytick Winery

Presentation of the Ewald Zweytick winery in Ratsch, Styria.

http://www.ewald-zweytick.at

Johanneshof Reinisch

Family-operated producer of red, white, and sparkling wines. Contains profiles of the company and product lines.

http://www.j-r.at/

Kalmuck Wachau

Grüner Veltliner wine from the Gritsch Mauritiushof winery located in Spitz in the Wachau region.

http://www.kalmuck.at

Lenz Moser

Kremstal-based producer of a wide range of wines. Includes descriptions of product lines, a company overview, news, and some downloadable wine-related songs.

http://www.lenzmoser.at/

Pfeffel Winery and Hotel

Situated between Dürnstein and Weissenkirchen in the Wachau region. Site offers information on the wines and allows to reserve and book rooms.

http://www.pfeffel.at

Schachl Wine Estate

Located south of Vienna, producing table wine, sparkling wine and estate brandies. On-site "Heurigen" wine tavern.

http://www.schachl.at/

Schloß Gobelsburg

Langenlois producer of a range of white, red, and sparkling wines. Features product descriptions, a company history, vineyard information, and event listings.

http://www.gobelsburg.at/

Schlumberger

Produces a range of sparkling whites and reds. Includes product descriptions and winemaking information. Features requiring Flash include a cellar tour and a game.

http://www.schlumberger.at/

Umathum Wine Estate

Located in Frauenkirchen, Burgenland, in the Neusiedler Lake region, producing table and dessert wines. Also offering an online auction service.

http://www.umathum.at/

Weingut Döllinger

Winery located in Auersthal in the heart of the Weinviertel region. Includes an online shop.

http://www.doellinger.at

Weingut F.X. Pichler

Producer of white wines located in Oberloiben in the Wachau region.

http://www.fx-pichler.at

Weingut Herbert Zillinger

Winery and "heuriger" (small inn) in Ebenthal. Features product descriptions, ordering, and information about the company, winemaking, family, region, and inn.

http://www.zillingerwein.at/

Weingut Högl

Wachau producer of white wines. Features vineyard descriptions and region maps.

http://www.weingut-hoegl.at/

Weingut Markowitsch

Winery located in Carnumtum. Online order form.

http://www.markowitsch.at

Weingut Mauritiushof - Gritsch

Producer of white wines located in Spitz on the Danube river in the Wachau region. Features wine knowledge, region and vineyard descriptions. Vacation apartments available.

http://www.mauritiushof.at/

Weingut Pitnauer

Winery located in Canrumtum.

http://www.pitnauer.com

Weingut Pöckl

Producer of red and dessert wines in the Seewinkel region. Includes product descriptions, a company history and a list of awards.

http://www.poeckl.at/

Weingut Sepp Moser

Produces white, red, and dessert wines from the Kremstal and Neusiedlersee regions. Features product information, a company profile, and descriptions of the regions. [Flash required]

http://www.sepp-moser.at/

Weingut Wieninger

Producer of white wines, located in Stammersdorf near Vienna.

http://www.wieninger.at

Weingut Wimmer-Czerny

Located in Fels am Wagram in the Donauland region. Features a list of local hostels.

http://www.wimmer-czerny.at

Weinlaubenhof Kracher

Producer located in Illmitz in the Burgenland region. Specializes in dessert wines. Features wine and vineyard descriptions and a wine ratings section.

http://www.kracher.at/

Willi Opitz

Situated in Illmitz near the lake Neusiedler See. Information about the owner, his wines and prices. Online order form.

http://www.willi-opitz.at/

Wines from Austria

Site of the wine marketing board of Austria, featuring information on Austrian wine culture, grape varietals, vintages, Austrian wine law and industry news.

http://www.winesfromaustria.com/eindex.html

Winzer Gregor Schup

Vineyards in Guntramsdorf in Lower Austria. Includes product and vineyard descriptions, an online shop and a wine dictionary. Also operates a restaurant.

http://www.schup.at/

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