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Resch
Stratzing

Resch

About Resch

Resch operates as a Landheuriger in Stratzing, a traditional wine tavern where vineyard, cellar, and kitchen converge. Grüner Veltliner, Rivaner, Sauvignon Blanc, and Zweigelt grow in vineyards around Sitzenberg-Reidling. After harvest and pressing, the wines mature in cellar rooms on the farm. The kitchen produces its own bread, Kümmelbraten, smoked meat, blood sausage, house sausage, and spreads, drawing from the farm's vegetable garden, fruit and apple gardens, and fields. In 2018, a 100-year-old barn was renovated. Products carry the AMA Gütesiegel, Austria's quality seal.

Tasting Experiences

Marillen-Heuriger (Apricot Wine Festival)

Seasonal wine events held in July, late August-early September, and November with traditional Austrian food and wine

Varietals

Grüner VeltlinerRivanerSauvignon BlancZweigelt

Good to know about Resch

Can you visit Resch? Is there a tasting room?

Yes, Resch has a tasting room open to visitors. Visits are by reservation.

What wines does Resch specialize in?

Resch focuses on Grüner Veltliner, Rivaner, Sauvignon Blanc and Zweigelt.

Do you need a reservation to visit Resch?

Yes, Resch requires a reservation for tastings.

Does Resch serve food?

Yes, Resch has food available alongside tastings.

Does Resch have a picnic area?

Yes, Resch has a picnic area.

Is Resch dog-friendly?

Yes, Resch welcomes dogs.

Can you bring kids to Resch?

Yes, Resch welcomes children.

Where is Resch located?

Resch is in Stratzing, in the Kremstal wine region. Phone: +43 2719 2770.

What tasting experiences does Resch offer?

Resch offers Marillen-Heuriger (Apricot Wine Festival).

Does Resch have outdoor seating?

Yes, Resch has outdoor seating.

Where to find Resch

Resch is in Stratzing, Austria, in the Kremstal wine region.

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Domäne Baron Geymüller
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