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Vienna Wüstelstand says: With beers changing weekly here, it’s a new experience each time. In sum there are about 200 beers to choose from, which have already been hand-selected by trained beer sommeliers. If you can’t wait until you get home, you can pop open a bottle in store for the shelf price.
Apr 2, 2018 · Going about their craft in an old piano factory in the 23rd district of Vienna is the talented team from 100 Blumen beer. Like the best of the true microbreweries, this began as a grassroots project, which grew out of a hobby learnt from hundreds of Youtube videos and plenty of travel chasing different variations of beer around the globe.
There is even a refrigerated shop area where you can buy chilled beers. At Beer Lovers, every beer lover is guaranteed to find their perfect beer. | Gumpendorfer Str. 35, 1060 Vienna | beerlovers.at; Vytopna – Trains & Craftbeer: If you like trains and good craft beer, this is the place for you. At this location right by Naschmarkt, you can ...
Apr 4, 2024 · Känguruh Pub is an impressive craft beer bar in Vienna that has a great variety of beers on tap and bottled. The atmosphere is mysterious and inviting, and the service is excellent. The pub is small but definitely worth a visit for any beer lover! Very special 36-years establishment.
- Akringer, Wiener Original, Vienna, 5.3%
- Swerk, Wiener Lager, Salzburg, 5.2%
- Alken, Gemeindebrau, Vienna, 5.1%
- Brew Age, Malz Strasse, Vienna, 5%
- Cium, Austrian Amber, Carinthia, 5.5%
- Ter Milch, Wiener Bubi, Vienna, 4.7%
- Höams, Wiener Wunder, Lower Austria, 5.5%
- Blumen, Wiener Lager, Vienna, 5.2%
- Auner, Strizzi, Vienna, 4.7%
- Wechater, Wiener Lager, Schwechat/Vienna, 5.5%
Luminescent light amber with orange hues, Ottakringer’s crystal-clear Wiener Original is a fine-looking beer. Aroma-wise, the Ottakringer is not quite as intense as some of the other Vienna Lagers that have appeared in recent years, but it delivers complexity to spare. Herbal-pepper-floral hop notes open out onto subtle toast, caramel, hazelnut, an...
Gusswerk’s unfiltered Vienna Lager is at the orange-amber end of the spectrum, and offers a panoply of aromas that occasionally evoke a Maris Otter-malted ale with the esters tamped down. A hint of orange zest wreaths “Leibniz-biscuit” malt, toasty melanoidin, and autumn honey, all delivered with a light touch. Elegant hop spice and petunia aromas ...
What could be more “wienerisch” than a beer that evokes Vienna’s Gemeindebauten, those municipal housing projects that responded to an acute need for housing in the grim and uncertain years after WWI? The Social Democrats that ran Vienna between 1919 and 1934 instituted a building tax on wealthier Viennese to fund these projects. After being ousted...
With its opalescent burnished amber-gold and just the slightest touch of haze, this enticing Vienna Lager from Brew Age evokes autumn walks in the woods. Malz Strasse (malt street) lives up to its billing, featuring a malt palette of honey, Swiss milk caramel, melanoidin, and plenty of white nougat in finely calibrated symmetry with spicy noble hop...
If you’re looking for a medium light-bodied quaffer with an effervescent carbonation that adds a dash of pepper, this is your ticket. A fairly intense noble hop character (hop cologne, pepper-spice) builds mid-palate to a nice crescendo, subsiding into hop-spiced nut and marzipan. Loncium’s interpretation lacks the subtle malt intensity of the best...
Mutter Milch’s Wiener Bubi (“Vienna lad”) is a fine-looking beer with a ruddy amber countenance, even if the rest of the performance doesn’t quite measure up to the dazzling entrance. A vaguely metallic “tin can” note mars the clear and present malt notes underneath, with raisin bread and spiced hops struggling to make their voices heard. Flavours ...
Like many contemporary interpretations of Vienna Lager, Tschöams’ Wiener Wunder (“miracle, wonder”) is a pleasant amber with orange hues. Nuttiness mingles with bread crust, dark toast and a pronounced (caramel) sweetness. But the palate fails to redeem the aromas’ promissory note. Alas, this tangy and astringent Wiener Wunder is no marvel.
100 Blumen’s Wiener Lager is a beer wearing a disguise. Its murky amber/mahogany mask suggests Vienna Lager, but it smells and tastes more like northern England meets Düsseldorf.Intense aromas of dark bread/bread crust with brooding spicy hops in the background bespeak Altbier, while the earthy licorice, prune, dark fruit esters, and roasted malt n...
Rodauner’s Strizzi (“rogue, rascal”) is bedecked in hazy deep amber attire with orange and mahogany trim. Strizzi is a refined rogue exuding aromas of toast, pronounced caramel, a date-like melanoidin note, floral/spicy hops, and a whiff of sweet toffee candy. Indeed, this rascal is a bit of a sweetheart: slightly under-attenuated, with a crisp sla...
Simply put, Schwechater’s Wiener Lager proves that this storied brewery can brew a beer with character to spare. Packaged in the same classic slender green bottle with retro labeling as Schwechater’s Zwickl, the beer is light years from the oceans of Schwechater Lager brewed for the mass market. Local beer aficionados dismiss this latter beer but h...
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There’s a great selection of other ales on offer too, together with a couple of ciders. Location: Steindlgasse 4, 1010 Vienna, Austria. Open: Tuesday–Thursday from 5 pm to 10 pm, Friday–Saturday from 5 pm to midnight (closed on Sundays and Mondays) Phone: +43 (0)1 53375980. Map. photo by Bwag ( CC BY-SA 4.0) modified.
One of its treasures is its Schlägl beer from the only abbey brewery (Stiftsbrauerei) in Austria. Local beer maven Conrad Seidl bestowed upon it the distinction of the best beer-pub in Vienna. Fischer Bräu. Since 1985, Vienna’s oldest brewpub has been drawing stammkunden to the large wooden tables in their biergarten.
