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Weingut Fuchs-Steinklammer und Heuriger Steinklammer

A family-run organic winery and traditional Viennese Heuriger tavern in Vienna, Austria, operating since 1697.

Last updated September 27, 2026

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Overview

Weingut Fuchs-Steinklammer und Heuriger Steinklammer is a combined winery and tavern operation based in Vienna, Austria. The business pairs a certified organic winery (Bio-Weingut) with a traditional Viennese Heuriger — the seasonal wine tavern format characteristic of eastern Austria — and also runs a guesthouse (Pension). Its own website presents the operation under the umbrella identity "Fuchs · Steinklammer" and states that the house has been active since 1697, making it one of the longer-established wine and hospitality businesses in the Vienna area. The winery is best known for Viennese wine styles, above all Wiener Gemischter Satz, the protected DAC wine of Vienna made from field blends of multiple grape varieties grown and vinified together. Its portfolio also includes single-variety wines such as Grüner Veltliner, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Cabernet Franc, as well as a red Gemischter Satz. The estate farms organically, reflected in the "Bio-Weingut" designation used on its site. The brand has received recognition from Austrian wine media and competitions. According to its own news page, the Gault&Millau Weinguide 2026 awarded the winery three grapes ("3 Trauben"), with individual scores including 92 points for the Gemischter Satz Jesuit 2021 and 91 points each for the Wiener Gemischter Satz DAC 2024 and the Roter Gemischter Satz 2022, plus an editorial favourite designation for the Pinot Noir 2020. The Wiener Weinpreis 2025 reportedly brought four gold and three silver medals, including gold for a Grüner Veltliner 2024, a Wiener Gemischter Satz Wiesthalen 2023, a Cabernet Franc 2023 and a Chardonnay 2022. Beyond wine, the Heuriger side of the business offers the classic Viennese tavern experience, including seasonal "Sturm" (young, partially fermented wine) served in autumn; the site advertises a Sturmhütte open every Saturday and Sunday in September from 3 p.m. The operation is private and family-oriented, with the website referring to a younger generation now active in the business. It sells its wines directly through an online shop as well as through the tavern and cellar door.

History

The business identity of Fuchs-Steinklammer is presented on its own website as dating back to 1697, when the house is said to have been established in Vienna. That date places the operation among the older continuously named wine and hospitality businesses in the Vienna area, although the surviving public record available here does not detail the individual owners or the sequence of generations across those centuries. What is documented is the modern shape of the enterprise: a combined operation made up of a Heuriger (the traditional Viennese wine tavern), a guesthouse (Pension), and an organic winery (Bio-Weingut). The website groups these under the heading "Unsere Betriebe" (Our businesses), listing Heuriger & Pension Fuchs, Heuriger Steinklammer and Bio-Weingut. This structure reflects a common Viennese model in which a winegrowing family sells its own wines by the glass alongside simple food, and lets rooms to visitors. The winery side has developed around Viennese wine specialties. Vienna is the only capital city in Europe with a significant wine industry within its boundaries, and its signature wine is Wiener Gemischter Satz, a field blend of several grape varieties planted, harvested and fermented together and protected as a DAC. Fuchs-Steinklammer produces both a Wiener Gemischter Satz DAC and a red Gemischter Satz, alongside single-variety wines including Grüner Veltliner, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Cabernet Franc. The estate describes itself as organic, and its site uses the term Bio-Weingut throughout. In the 2020s the brand has emphasized quality recognition. Its news page reports that the Gault&Millau Weinguide 2026 again awarded the winery three grapes, with 92 points for the Gemischter Satz Jesuit 2021 and 91 points each for the Wiener Gemischter Satz DAC 2024 and the Roter Gemischter Satz 2022; the Pinot Noir 2020 was named an editorial favourite. At the Wiener Weinpreis 2025 the estate reports four gold and three silver medals, citing gold for a Grüner Veltliner 2024, a Wiener Gemischter Satz Wiesthalen 2023, a Cabernet Franc 2023 and a Chardonnay 2022. The Gault&Millau guide is quoted describing the wines as "authentic, full of character and with fabulous drinkability," and referring to the younger generation now at work in the business. The hospitality side continues the seasonal rhythms of the Heuriger tradition. In autumn the estate opens a Sturmhütte where Sturm — young, still-fermenting wine — is served; the website announces that it is open every Saturday and Sunday in September from 3 p.m. In June 2026 the business launched a new website to present its winery, tavern and guesthouse together and to sell wines through an online shop.

  • 2026

    Gault&Millau Weinguide 2026 awards the winery three grapes, with 92 points for Gemischter Satz Jesuit 2021.

  • 2026

    A new website is launched in June, presenting the winery, Heuriger and guesthouse together with an online wine shop.

  • 2025

    The estate reports four gold and three silver medals at the Wiener Weinpreis 2025.

  • 1697

    The house is said to have been established in Vienna, according to the winery's own website.

Products and positioning

Organic family winery and traditional Viennese Heuriger combining estate wine production with hospitality, positioned around authentic Viennese wine styles such as Wiener Gemischter Satz.

  • Gemischter Satz Jesuit 2021

    A Viennese field-blend white wine scored 92 points in the Gault&Millau Weinguide 2026.

  • Wiener Gemischter Satz DAC 2024

    The estate's Viennese DAC field blend, scored 91 points in the Gault&Millau Weinguide 2026.

  • Roter Gemischter Satz 2022

    A red field blend scored 91 points in the Gault&Millau Weinguide 2026.

  • Pinot Noir 2020

    Named an editorial favourite in the Gault&Millau Weinguide 2026.

  • Grüner Veltliner 2024

    Awarded gold at the Wiener Weinpreis 2025.

  • Wiener Gemischter Satz Wiesthalen 2023

    Awarded gold at the Wiener Weinpreis 2025.

  • Cabernet Franc 2023

    Awarded gold at the Wiener Weinpreis 2025.

  • Chardonnay 2022

    Awarded gold at the Wiener Weinpreis 2025.

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