
Burgenland
Burgenland is considered Austria's red wine paradise and is one of the most exciting wine regions in Europe. The Pannonian climate ensures hot summers and mild autumns, producing fully ripe, characterful wines. Lake Neusiedl creates a unique microclimate that not only favors robust Zweigelt and Blaufränkisch but also allows for the creation of lusciously sweet rarities. Elegance and depth define the profile of this region like almost no other in Austria.
At Vinoscout, you'll discover a carefully curated selection of 15 Burgenland wines , showcasing the full spectrum of this region—from approachable everyday wines to sophisticated bottles. With prices ranging from €8.90 to €34.90, you'll find both uncomplicated wines for everyday enjoyment and distinctive discoveries for special occasions.
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Burgenland – powerful red wines from the east of Austria
Burgenland is Austria's great home of red wine. Anyone taking a sip here will experience wines with substance and character: Zweigelt and Blaufränkisch are the defining varieties of the region – fruity and spicy for the former, with more depth and structure for the latter. Joining them is the elegant St. Laurent, which can surprise with its velvetiness. The Pannonian climate – hot summers, mild autumns – ensures ripe grapes and wines that make an impression even without much oak.
Between Lake Neusiedl and Central Burgenland
The large Lake Neusiedl noticeably influences the climate around its shores and creates special conditions for red wines with fruit and accessibility. Wineries such as Paul Achs and Seegut Lentsch stand for this style – clear, easy-drinking, with regional expression. Weingut Gesellmann, in turn, shows that Burgenland also produces more complex, age-worthy cuvées.
Your introduction at Vinoscout
In the Vinoscout range, you will find 15 Burgenland wines between 8.90 and 34.90 EUR – from an uncomplicated Zweigelt for everyday life to more ambitious bottles like the Gesellmann OP Eximium No 35. If you are new to the region, one of the Paul Achs wines is a good choice to start with. For special occasions, it is worth taking a look at the Gesellmann cuvées. And for those who prefer something lighter: the Cabernet Franc Rosé from Lentsch also cuts a fine figure in summer.

































