Burgenland wines. in Montana

About Burgenland

Burgenland wine country reveals the red and sweet-wine side of Austria, from Lake Neusiedl’s broad horizon to the hills near the Hungarian border. Zweigelt gives Neusiedlersee its fruit-filled reds, while the lake’s surrounding vineyard districts also nurture remarkable sweet wines. Across the water, Leithaberg offers Blaufränkisch alongside Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc and other dry whites; Rust has its own Ruster Ausbruch sweet-wine identity. Rosalia brings reds and rosé, Mittelburgenland puts Blaufränkisch centre stage, and Eisenberg adds both Blaufränkisch and Welschriesling to the journey. Villages and named vineyards help bring these regional stories into focus. Read DAC names, grape and sweetness together: a town, a wider region and a protected wine designation do different jobs on a label.

Grapes

Blaufränkisch · Zweigelt · Welschriesling · Chardonnay · Pinot Blanc