Wiener Weinverkostung in einem privaten, versteckten Weinkeller





Beschreibung
Steigen Sie hinab in einen verborgenen und geheimen Weinkeller – dessen Wurzeln bis in die Römerzeit zurückreichen – und genießen Sie eine geführte Verkostung typisch wienerischer Weine und regionaler Köstlichkeiten. Entdecken Sie einen historischen, versteckten und nicht öffentlich zugänglichen Weinkeller direkt im Stadtzentrum.
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Wichtige Informationen
- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- Begleittiere erlaubt
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Nicht empfohlen für Schwangere
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
- Das Mindestalter für den Alkoholkonsum beträgt 16 Jahre (Babys und Kleinkinder sind nicht zugelassen)
- Falls Sie diese Option gewählt haben: Bitte bringen Sie Ihr Smartphone für den Audioguide mit. Für ein optimales Klangerlebnis empfehlen wir Ihnen außerdem, Ihre eigenen Kopfhörer mitzubringen
- Nicht geeignet für Personen mit eingeschränkter Mobilität, da einige Treppenstufen zu überwinden sind
Bewertungen(59)
Lovely store and interesting historic cellars. Very knowledgeable and personable guide who really made it a fun experience.
Cornelius was wonderful host… We were expecting a different experience based on the description… But beware it does not include a tasting. It’s all self guided, but he was such a gentleman and asked us to let people know that if you want a tasting and real tour to book directly with Haas & Haas … graciously allowed us to taste his wines and directed us to a wonderful outdoor experience at another small vineyard in the outskirts of the city.the history of the sellers is impressive and definitely worth the trip!
Very informative chat about wine with a tasting and self guided tour through the shop’s cellars (which were a treat to visit during the heat wave this week!). The shop had a great selection of delicious and very affordable wines! Highly recommended for those interested in local and regional wines.
It is easy to find in the city centre near the Hard Rock Cafe. It was absolutely excellent! The gent who led the tour (I feel awful for forgetting his name!) but he was absolutely brilliant, a natural and so knowledgeable! He made the experience enjoyable, and was very fluent in the history of Austrian wine (which sounds like it’s had its ups and downs - 1980’s in looking at you). He was brilliant and the wine and tasting was excellent!
I am so happy that I chose this experience even though I am not a wine person. The wine’s and pairings were delicious! Cornelius gave an amazing history and made things easy to understand and fun! In addition, the store has some great products for souvenirs and for yourself too.
A very knowledgeable guide explained Vienna’s top quality wines and viticulture in an ancient cellar. Our guide offered generous samples of 3 different wines and a small dish of bread and charcuterie. There were very helpful visual references and the whole experience was well explained to a newcomer.
Brilliant experience, very knowledgeable host, at a venue full of surprises. The wine and accompanying food was well thought out
The wine tasting at Haas and Haas shop in Vienna was excellent. Cornelius our tasting guide was very good. The group was 11 people and lasted about 1 hour. The visit started by Cornelius taking the group down to the cellars under the shop for a look around and gave us a short history. The tasting was at a long table in part of the cellar. The cellars were empty apart from the wine tasting table. We tasted 3 Austrian wines, two whites and a red. All were very good and different. We were also given a small platter of meat, cheese, bread and dip to try with the wines. We have been on several wine tastings around Europe and the amount of wine given was about right for a good tasting. The group had first timers and more experienced wine tasters and Cornelius made sure all were included. He talked about the wines and the history of Austrian wine making and the grapes and what he saw in each wine so lots of information. The only downside was 3 Americans talking loudly all the time to each other while Cornelius was explaining things to the group. This was a good well-paced introduction to Austrian wines. Cornelius was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable and made this a very good experience. If you want to try Austrian wines with a good guide then I would recommend you book this experience.
Brilliant experience with a very knowledgeable owner. Had a great time tasting the wine in a lovely atmosphere.
I visited on Wednesday the 12th. I didn't catch the name of our guide, I apologize, but he did an excellent job. I enjoy alcohol only occasionally, so I am not overly experienced with wine, but nevertheless I felt very welcome and at ease (helped too by the company of a nice and more knowledgeable English couple who were in my group--shoutout to them as well). It was interesting to learn about some of the many, many details and history as well; definitely something for further reading. And, I appreciate being accommodating with English. Danke schön!



