Estates to visit in Slovenia, Burgenland and Steiermark (Styria) ?

Jul 10, 2005 5 Replies

Hello,



as we will be travelling to Slovenia and Austria in a couple of weeks, I wonder if contributors to this NG could give me some advice on "not-to-be-missed" wine estates in those countries?



Recommandations on wine farms-cum-accommodation would also be appreciated.



Thanks



Yves


In Slovenia two months ago I tasted some wonderful stuff from Goriška Brda area by Valter Sirk, also from Edi Simcic and from Valter Mlecnik. Previous times I have been very impressed with Movia.

When near Ljubljana, do not miss a stop for dinner at Gostilna pri Danilu in Škofja Loka, truly great. The place is run by the Carman family (Vesna and Dušan, and theiur son Gašper who knows al ot about wine).

See a blurb I wrote on

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Cheers

Mike Tommasi, Six Fours, France email link

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In Burgenland, a great winery with a fine restaurant, wine bar and very nice guest-rooms is Braunstein in the town of Purbach:

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Other wineries to to visit in the Burgenland region: Gsellmann & Gsellmann in Gols Feiler-Artinger and Wenzel, both in Rust (you MUST go to Rust!) Martin Pasler Velich Franz Heiss

In Styria, you can stay and taste at the winery Tschermonegg. They've just finished a complete remodel, including a pool with a spectacular view of the countryside:

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Other wineries in that region to visit: Erwin Sabathi Eduard Tscheppe (and be sure to have lunch at their great buschenschank!) Daniel Jaunegg

Enjoy! Emily

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I forgot- at the Tscheppe winery in Styria they have really beautiful rooms for guests.

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Thanks for all the clous... I'll try to find out if they have rooms in August (anyway, the websites you and Mike Tommasi mentioned look quite exciting!

Regards

Yves

Sorry, I plugged a blog that I got started... some excellent wine writing in there.

Mike Tommasi, Six Fours, France email link

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