Austrian Wine

An Austrian wine from Schlumberger, a brand that has been making wine since 1842. This rosé was produced from Pinot Noir grapes and was rested on the lees for a minimum of 18 months before being bottled at 12% ABV.

This elegant bottle comes from Austria's oldest sparkling wine producer, don't you know! Schlumberger was founded back in 1842, which is where the name of this Cuvée 1842 Reserve comes from. It's made from a blend of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes grown in lower Austria, aged for at least 30 month

A stunning sparkling wine from Austria's Schlumberger, marrying a blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc, and Welschriesling grapes grown in Austria. Fragrant and fruity with delicate effervescence and soft notes of vanilla, this ought to make a fab choice for any occasion requiring bubbles!

Exquisite sparkling wine from Schlumberger in Austria, made with the popular Grüner Veltliner grape variety. Dry and vibrant with impressive layers of orchard fruit, zesty citrus, and vegetal depth, this ought to pair rather well with Asian cuisine and seafood.

Exquisite red wine from Austria's Eschenhof Holzer, produced with the 2019 harvest of Zweigelt grapes, grown in the Wagram region. After fermentation, the wine is divided with 60% filled into steel tanks and 40% filled into wooden barrels, for 18-24 months, before it is finally bottled. With a tangy

Austrian wine here, made with 100% blaufrankisch grapes, which is one of Austria's most celebrated varieties. This 2019 vintage from Weingut Dorli Muhr is produced in Carnutum, in the east of the country. Samt & Seide translated to 'velvet & silk', which is suggestive of the style. With this wine, g

Grüner Veltliner is Austria's signature grape creating fresh, delicious wines that manage to be accessible and full of character. And who wouldn't want to be accessible and full of character? This is made by noted producer Eschenhof, in Wagram, a quality wine region in Austria, and it would be delic

This expressive wine from Austria is made from 100% Blaufrankisch, one of Austria’s most renowned varieties, by Weingut Dorli Muhr. It’s produced in Carnuntum in the east of the country, with Samt & Seide translating to ‘velvet & silk’ – a reference to its style. Grapes are whole-bunch fermented in