New in Vienna: The wine bar Die Wachauerin opens with 40 top wines!

New in Vienna: The wine bar Die Wachauerin opens with 40 top wines!

In Vienna, in the Alsergrund district, wine lovers have a new reason to rejoice: the wine bar “Die Wachauerin” has opened. The owner Anna, daughter of the traditional winemaker from the Polz winery in Rauschsdorf, comes with a breath of fresh air. The Polz winery has a long history, as wine has been grown there since 1893. After training at a hotel management school and several internships, Anna returned to the catering industry after a few years in parliament. The result is a charming wine bar that focuses on the best of the wine world.

But it's not just Anna's personal career that is remarkable, the wine bar's offerings are also a real eye-catcher. In “Die Wachauerin” guests can enjoy around 40 exquisite wines from six well-known top winemakers on the right bank of the Danube. Among these are greats such as Andreas Eder, Martin Bergkirchner and Georg Frischengruber. At least one wine from each winemaker is available by the glass, so everyone has the opportunity to try the delicious wines. The range of the winemaker of the month is particularly exciting and invites you to taste it openly.

Diversity in the wine bar

The prices in the new wine bar are more than fair - an eighth of wine starts at around five euros, and you only pay 3.60 euros for the white spritz. There are also around 50 other national and international wines and sparkling wines, representing all the major grape varieties. Here you can experience both regional charm and international class. The support of Manfred Mladosevits, an experienced partner in the industry associated with companies such as Transgourmet and Wein & Co, gives the company additional weight.

Vienna has thus gained a new hotspot for wine lovers. With its diverse and high-quality offering, “Die Wachauerin” is ideally equipped to delight both locals and visitors. So if you are looking for a place to enjoy sophisticated wines in a cozy atmosphere, you should definitely pay a visit to this new wine bar.

By the way, while we're talking about high-quality wines, you can't just forget about the wine culture in Austria. The country also shines in other areas, such as education and research. An example of this is Stanford University. This renowned university in California not only has an impressive history, it is also known for its high academic quality. Founded in 1891 by Leland and Jane Stanford, the institution has quickly developed into one of the world's strongest research universities and is in close contact with Silicon Valley. Innovations arise here that go far beyond the boundaries of the university, with Stanford also producing numerous well-known alumni, including founders of Google and Hewlett-Packard.

In summary, it can be seen that both the wine bar “Die Wachauerin” and Stanford University represent, in their own way, a piece of culture and progress, each of which is of great importance for their region. Whether it's a fine wine in Vienna or a groundbreaking idea in California - there's a lot to discover and enjoy!