Waldviertel’s Average
Schrems in Waldviertel is deep Austrian countryside. People don’t speak the same language here or have the same problems as elsewhere. The life... Read more →
The Most Aristocrats
It has been a while since I visited Mostbaron Heurige and that time was enough to forget how good they can be. For those who are not aware, the... Read more →
A Hidden Bar
I never had an opportunity to properly explore Graz as a Brettljause location. It's not that far from Vienna, but not close enough to warrant a day... Read more →
Styrian Most
As much as I love Styria (and I do love it a lot), one thing it is not famous for is Most. One can find really good wines here, and, when the season... Read more →
A Fake Heuriger
Kaiserhof has “Heuriger” in its name. On the sign, the word “Heuriger” is enclosed in quotation marks, and there is probably a good reason... Read more →
A Modern Jause
It was yesterday that I ate this Brettljause, and today, when cycling around I could not help showing a picture of it to an elderly guy in a hut... Read more →
A Jause of the Lost Tooth
Of all the Gebäcks that Austrian Heurige offer with their Brettljausen, the Salzstange is my firm favorite. Particularly when served fresh and... Read more →
Ribs in the City
The Huth family seems to be very good at taking over or opening restaurants –Schellinggasse alone has four of them side-by-side, each with... Read more →
An Unexpected Heuriger
Hietzing, the 13th district of Vienna, is best known for the Schönbrunn palace. Otherwise, it is a quiet upper-class residential area and is not at... Read more →
Nussdorf Surprise
Let’s face it, the COVID has changed our lives quite a lot. The past two years have seen a sharp decline in my Brettljause consumption, partly... Read more →
A Pfefferoni from a Shredder
A new restaurant with a Brettljause in Vienna – hooray! Well, it can very well be that Steierhof has been around for a while, but either did not... Read more →
Nice and Cheap
Weinviertel, the part of Lower Austria to the north of Vienna, is full of identical villages with vast fields separating them. Bad Pirawarth is one... Read more →