Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Ehrenhausen from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Ehrenhausen
Die Weinbank - Wirtshaus in Ehrenhausen and Wirtshaus Wolfgang Maitz in Ratsch an der Weinstrasse hold the two exceptional wine programs in our guide. Die Weinbank lists over 4,000 labels with sommelier-led service, and Wolfgang Maitz holds a Star Wine List (2026).
A modern Styrian tavern restaurant in Ehrenhausen with an exceptional wine program, over 4,000 labels and wine storage lockers. Its tasting menu, prix fixe and a la carte formats sit under Michelin 2 Stars (2026).
In Ratsch an der Weinstrasse, Wirtshaus Wolfgang Maitz is a vineyard estate with panoramic views, pairing classic Styrian cuisine and local wines on an a la carte menu. The restaurant holds an exceptional wine program and a Star Wine List (2026).
Familienweingut Tement in Ehrenhausen is a Styrian wine estate whose Sauvignon Blanc comes from the Zieregg vineyard, farmed biodynamically on steep slopes over limestone. Winemakers' chalets sit on the hillside. The estate holds Falstaff Winery 5 Stars (2026).
The dining side is small, but the useful places are clear: one more formal room and one vineyard-side wirtshaus, both tied closely to regional wine culture.
This is the restaurant for modern Styrian tavern cuisine in Ehrenhausen. It holds Michelin 2 Stars (2026), serves tasting menu, prix fixe and a la carte formats, and lists over 4,000 labels with wine storage lockers and sommelier-led service.
A vineyard estate wirtshaus in Ratsch an der Weinstrasse serves classic Styrian cuisine with local wines. The estate setting includes panoramic views and exceptional house wines on an a la carte menu, and the restaurant holds a Star Wine List (2026).
Wein & Wohl Gallunder in Ehrenhausen an der Weinstraße pours Sauvignon Blanc, Gelber Muskateller, Welschriesling, Morillon, Grauburgunder and Ried Wielitsch bottlings at its family-run Buschenschank. The winery also produces fruit juices and brandies and holds Falstaff Winery Listed (2026).
Ehrenhausen an der Weinstraße has the largest concentration, with 7 venues in our guide. The neighbourhood names vary: Die Weinbank - Wirtshaus is in Ehrenhausen, while Wirtshaus Wolfgang Maitz is in Ratsch an der Weinstrasse. Both restaurants have exceptional wine programs.
One restaurant in our guide, Die Weinbank - Wirtshaus in Ehrenhausen, holds Michelin 2 Stars (2026). Dated Michelin star awards for that same restaurant also include a 1 Star (2025) and a 1 Star (2024).
Die Weinbank - Wirtshaus in Ehrenhausen is the restaurant with a tasting menu in our guide. Its formats also include prix fixe and a la carte, the wine program is exceptional with over 4,000 labels and wine storage lockers, and the restaurant holds Michelin 2 Stars (2026).
Two venues in our guide carry exceptional wine programs: Die Weinbank - Wirtshaus in Ehrenhausen and Wirtshaus Wolfgang Maitz in Ratsch an der Weinstrasse. Die Weinbank - Wirtshaus lists over 4,000 labels, with wine storage lockers and sommelier-led service. Wirtshaus Wolfgang Maitz serves classic Styrian cuisine with exceptional house wines and holds a Star Wine List (2026).
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
Ehrenhausen
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Ehrenhausen, Austria
Die Weinbank - Wirtshaus in Ehrenhausen anchors itself in the produce-rich soils of southern Styria, pairing seasonal regional cooking with one of Austria's more serious wine lists. Given its popularity, reservations are advisable.
Ehrenhausen, Austria
A White Star-recognised Wirtshaus in the wine village of Ehrenhausen, Wolfgang Maitz sits at the intersection of southern Styrian hospitality and serious wine culture. The address, Ratsch 45, just outside the village centre, places it among the vineyards rather than on the tourist trail. Star Wine List's recognition points to a cellar that goes considerably deeper than the format suggests.
Ehrenhausen
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Ehrenhausen
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Ehrenhausen, Austria
The property combines serious vineyard craft with winemakers' chalets scattered across its hillside terrain, offering a rare combination of immersive accommodation and estate wine access in Austria's southern wine country.
Ehrenhausen, Austria
Weingut Gross sits in Ratsch, a hamlet within the Ehrenhausen wine corridor in Austria's Südsteiermark, where steep hillside vineyards define the region's Sauvignon Blanc and Welschriesling character. For visitors exploring southern Styrian wine country, Gross represents a grounded introduction to what this particular slice of hillside terrain can produce.
Ehrenhausen, Austria
A small biodynamic winery in Ehrenhausen, Der Rebenhof – Hartmut Aubell belongs to South Styria’s quieter, more textural side: estate vineyards, skin-contact whites, wild-yeast fermentations and a rural terrace atmosphere rather than polished cellar-door theatre. The draw is terroir expression through Weißburgunder and other still white, orange and skin-contact wines shaped by certified biodynamic farming.
Ehrenhausen, Austria
Erzherzog Johann Weine gives Ehrenhausen a cooperative lens on Styrian wine: Sauvignon Blanc, Weißburgunder, Welschriesling, Gelber Muskateller, Chardonnay and Schilcher filtered through fruit drawn from across South, West and Vulkanland Styria. The appeal is not small-estate intimacy, but scale with regional clarity: castle-cellar history, a modern vinothek, DAC-era labeling and a broad reading of Styrian terroir.
Ehrenhausen, Austria
Ewald Zweytick Wein gives Ehrenhausen a compact, terroir-led reading of Südsteiermark: steep vineyard sites, aromatic white varieties, and a cellar style built around precision rather than show. The estate works around 20 hectares and roughly 80,000 bottles a year, with Sauvignon Blanc, Gelber Muskateller, Weißburgunder, Chardonnay and Grauburgunder forming the core of a small-production portfolio.
Ehrenhausen, Austria
KulturWeingut Kästenburg is a hilltop wine estate in Ehrenhausen where South Styrian wine culture is treated as a full rural stay rather than a quick cellar-door stop. Its strongest signals are a 1638 historic cellar, a broad still and sparkling portfolio, on-site food, picnic formats, and individually styled rooms and apartments tied to the rhythms of the surrounding vineyards.
Ehrenhausen, Austria
La Maison Tea Royal, Weingut Schauer X Weingut Firmenich brings a small-scale sparkling-tea format into Ehrenhausen’s wine-tourism orbit. The interest is not conventional cellar prestige, but a food-pairing alternative built from selected teas, regional herbs, fruits, and spices, with a quiet, design-minded tone and a winery-adjacent setting in South Styria.
Ehrenhausen, Austria
Rauschend Feine Weine sits in Ehrenhausen’s Styrian wine corridor as a small beverage producer and wine merchant with a narrow, cider-linked public portfolio. The useful lens here is not grand estate theatre but the quieter edge of Southern Styria’s drinks culture, where low-alcohol apple cider and local merchant identity sit beside a region better known for wine.
Ehrenhausen, Austria
Wein & Wohl Gallunder is a family-run South Styrian winery and Buschenschank in Ehrenhausen, built around estate wines, fruit products, brandies, and terrace hospitality. The appeal is the regional format: Sauvignon Blanc, Gelber Muskateller, Welschriesling, Morillon, Grauburgunder, and Ried Wielitsch bottlings presented in a setting where vineyard, table, and family farm remain closely linked.
Ehrenhausen, Austria
Weingut Georgiberg GnbR is a South Styrian winery estate in Ehrenhausen with a strong hospitality identity: vineyards, ponds, terraces, event rooms, and estate wines shaped around private tastings and celebrations. Its appeal is less about trophy-cellar signaling than about how Südsteiermark terrain, house wines, and indoor-outdoor hosting work together on a historic property dating to 1777.
Ehrenhausen, Austria
Weingut Maitz Urbanikeller is a family-run Ehrenhausen winery founded in 1976, shaped around the Southern Styrian Wine Road’s slope-and-site culture rather than trophy-led branding. Its strongest signals are origin-focused wines, named vineyard references such as Ried Schusterberg and Ried Felsenberg, and a quiet Buschenschank-style hospitality rhythm built for slower wine-country stops.
Ehrenhausen, Austria
Weingut Marko is a family-run South Styrian wine estate in Ehrenhausen, shaped by limestone and Opok soils, dry aromatic whites, apple cultivation, and a seasonal Buschenschank culture. Its strongest draw is the combination of Südsteiermark DAC bottlings, competition recognition, vineyard-side hospitality, and accessible cellar-door pricing rather than a formal luxury-winery format.
Ehrenhausen, Austria
Weingut Tamara Kögl brings Southern Styria’s steep-slope wine culture into a compact estate experience in Ratsch an der Weinstraße. The draw is the combination of biodynamic farming, a Buschenschank setting, and a portfolio that ranges across Sauvignon Blanc, Morillon, Welschriesling, Gelber Muskateller, Grauburgunder, Grüner Sylvaner, Zweigelt, Pinot Noir, and sparkling wine.
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