Nikolaihof holds a claim no other Austrian winery can match: its cellars were in use during the Roman occupation, making this one of the oldest continually operated wine properties in the world. The Saahs family has farmed biodynamically since 1971 — long before the approach became fashionable — and their wines reflect a profound connection to living soil and natural cycles. The cellar, partially carved from ancient Roman stonework and a monastic courtyard shaded by an 800-year-old walnut tree, creates a tasting atmosphere unlike anything else in Central Europe. Wines of extraordinary depth and longevity.
Guided cellar tours through 2,000 years of history followed by biodynamic wine tastings. One of Austria's most unique wine experiences.
Historical cellar tours exploring Roman-era foundations. Restaurant on site.
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