Rust's winegrowers open their cellars in the golden light of autumn, pouring current releases and library Ausbruch in the free city while the surrounding vineyards turn colour.
Around St Martin's Day, some 400 winemakers across roughly 20 Neusiedlersee villages open their cellar doors to pour the barely finished young wine of the new vintage, a tradition revived in 1987 by Gols winemaker Paul Wendelin and Sepp Sailer.
Roughly 60 Gols cellars open their doors for a spring weekend of open tastings, a guided vineyard walk along the WeinWeg trail, and a blind-tasting competition called the Weinfrühling Cup.
Rust's winegrowers open their cellars for open tasting at leisure, an informal spring counterpart to the autumn Ruster Herbst Zeitlos that lets visitors taste across the free city's producers in one weekend.
Visitors tour all eight Pannobile member wineries in Gols in a single day, paying entry once at the first cellar; a free shuttle runs from Gols train station and between wineries, and the ticket includes a bottle of the group's Pannobile cuvée.
Ruster Herbst Zeitlos runs in October. These are the wine tours and tastings in Burgenland to book for the days around it; most cancel free up to 24 hours ahead.
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