Also known as Steiermark
Green hills and razor-sharp Sauvignon Blanc on the Slovenian border.
Steep, green hills in Austria's south-east make Styria look more like Tuscany than the Alps. It is famous for vibrant Sauvignon Blanc, aromatic Gelber Muskateller and Chardonnay (locally called Morillon).
Country
Austria
Climate
Cool and humid, steep slopes
Key grapes
Sauvignon Blanc, Muscat
Areas to know
3
Sub-regions and appellations you'll see on the label.
Südsteiermark
Steep slopes — Sauvignon Blanc and Morillon
Vulkanland Steiermark
Volcanic soils, Traminer
Weststeiermark
Schilcher rosé
Local classics and safe bets.
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“Styria makes some of Europe's most exciting Sauvignon Blanc — more mineral and elegant than New Zealand, but just as fresh.”
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