Weingut und Buschenschank Hengl-Haselbrunner

Weingut und Buschenschank Hengl-Haselbrunner is a combined winery and Buschenschank (a traditional Austrian wine tavern, similar to a Heuriger) located at Iglaseegasse 10 in Vienna's 19th district, Döbling. The operation is described in public data as a tavern and winery in Vienna, Austria, and it presents itself as a family-style house where winegrowing, hospitality, music and art come together under one roof. The business has two intertwined sides. As a Weingut (winery), it produces its own wine from vineyards in and around Vienna, the only capital city in the world with a significant wine-growing tradition within its city limits. As a Buschenschank, it serves its own wines and traditional cold Viennese/Buschenschank food in a rustic, garden-oriented setting. The official website notes that the house is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 15:30, and that benches in the garden await guests during sunny hours. Beyond wine and food, Hengl-Haselbrunner has built a distinct cultural profile. Its programme includes "Wiener Liedkunst" (Viennese song art) evenings, gallery exhibitions and a gallery calendar, and a series of 52 Wiener Liedkunst performances streamed on YouTube during the COVID-19 lockdown. The house also references an old house newspaper and a historic grape press ("die Traubenpresse"), underlining its long-standing local roots. The brand is a small, privately held Viennese business rather than a large corporate group. It operates primarily in Vienna, serving local guests and visitors to the Döbling wine district, and it uses its website and social/streaming channels to promote its events and its wine tavern. Its identity rests on the combination of winegrowing, Viennese tavern culture, music and art, which distinguishes it from purely agricultural wineries or purely gastronomic taverns.

Weingut und Buschenschank Hengl-Haselbrunner is a Viennese winery and Buschenschank based at Iglaseegasse 10 in the 19th district of Vienna, Döbling. Public data describes it simply as a tavern and winery in Vienna, Austria, and the business itself presents a long-standing local house that combines winegrowing with a traditional Buschenschank tavern. The Buschenschank format is a specifically Austrian institution: a farm-based wine tavern that is allowed to serve its own wine and cold, simple food, often in a rural or semi-rural setting. In Vienna, this tradition is closely tied to the city's vineyards in districts such as Döbling, where wine has been grown for centuries. Hengl-Haselbrunner belongs to this Viennese wine-tavern culture, operating a garden with benches for guests and opening from Tuesday to Saturday from 15:30. Over time the house has expanded beyond wine and food into cultural programming. Its website lists a 2026 programme of "Wiener Liedkunst" (Viennese song art), including a gallery calendar and specific dates such as 17 July at 18:00 with Midisage Härtel-Wascher-Ströbitzer, and Tuesday 29 September 2026 at 19:00 under the title "Es wird ein Wein sein". It also notes that all episodes of Wiener Liedkunst are broadcast on the Viennese channel W24, and that 52 Wiener Liedkunst performances were streamed on YouTube during the lockdown period, indicating an adaptation to digital formats during the COVID-19 pandemic. The house also maintains a sense of its own history through references to an old house newspaper ("die alte Hauszeitung") available for download and to a historic grape press ("die Traubenpresse"). These details suggest a long-established family property that has preserved older equipment and traditions while continuing to operate as a working winery and tavern. Today the business remains a small, privately held Viennese operation. It serves local guests and visitors in Döbling, sells its own wine, hosts music and gallery events, and promotes its programme through its website and streaming channels. Its history is less a story of corporate expansion than of continuity: a family wine house that has kept its Viennese Buschenschank identity while adding music, art and digital outreach to its offer.

• Official website lists a 2026 programme including Wiener Liedkunst events on 17 July and 29 September 2026.

• 52 Wiener Liedkunst performances were streamed on YouTube during the COVID-19 lockdown.

• All episodes of Wiener Liedkunst are broadcast on the Viennese channel W24.

A small, family-style Viennese winery and Buschenschank that combines winegrowing, traditional tavern hospitality, Viennese song, music and art in a single local venue.

• Own Viennese wine

  Wine produced by the winery side of the business.

• Buschenschank food

  Traditional cold food and snacks served in the wine tavern.

1. 1hengl-haselbrunner | Homehengl-haselbrunner.at
2. 2Weingut und Buschenschank Hengl-Haselbrunnerwikidata.org