October 2023: Spotlight on Wachau Valley

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1. In the Wachau Valley of course!!!

2. Having just returned from a sunny September trip to dark nights and autumnal chills, I’d settle for anywhere with great weather and long nights.

3. I would love to drink a bottle of Wachau Valley wine in Vienna. Although I have visited the city I didn’t manage to go in the Opera house. I watch the Vienna concert every New year & always wanted to visit (would to attend the concert one day) x

4. In Regent’s Park after seeing a play!

5. Vilshofen – because it would be the start of a wonderful cruise !

6. We love lakes and mountains with the wonderful scenery it offers,not been on a river cruise, but a bit too early to commit to booking for November 24. Not tried Austrian wine , so would like the chance to do so.

7. On a boat on the Danube, listening to Beethoven and drinking and enjoying,the ambiance,colour and smell of a bottle of Wachau Valley wine,Heaven.

8. Germany or Austria, I don’t know them much and would love to visit again.

9. Budapest would be ideal to enjoy the wine amongst wonderful architecture, friendly folk, and great scenery. Cheers.

10. Vienna would be a great place to sample Wachau Valley wine as I have never visited Austria and would love to experience the culture and the history.

11. Used to live in Vienna and remember drinking Grüner Veltliner in the heurigers of Grinzing. Lovely memories.

12. Always in the vineyard where the grapes are grown, pretending to be a local

13. What a wonderful itinerary visiting such beautiful places all whilst sipping on delicious wine .

14. Never been to this part of Austria, only been to the Inn Vally and Innsbruk.

15. Sat by the river Danube in Vienna watching the world go by. Its a dream on my bucket list.

16. Great wine, superior to most German equivalents. I can imagine sitting by the Danube in Melk sipping a glass (or two) of chilled Gruner Veltliner and watching the river traffic slip by. Heaven!

17. I’d like to drink this wine in Austria with my ski companions

18. No better place to experience it than on the banks of the Danube alongside the vineyard which produces it – heaven!

19. In my newly re-furbished country cottage near the Lincolnshire Wolds…a little piece of heaven at home.

20. I would drink it in the wachau valley,as it is a nice place place to drink there.

21. I have never tried the wine and would like the new experience

22. I would love to drink it in my garden with my wife

23. In Vienna where I visited for the first time this year- it was wonderful

24. Wonderful

25. I cannot imagine a better place to sample Wachau Valley wine than in one of the vineyards, sitting in the sunshine on a warm day in the company of my lovely wife, who has put up with me for 59 years.

26. Wonderful win, should drink in wonderful place

27. I would most like to enjoy a bottle of Wachau Valley wine with my ex neighbour and long time friend,Edith.She is Viennese by birth and has lived in England for many years.Sadly her dear husband passed away at New Year,her family live a long way away…one daughter is in New Zealand,and the other two not quite so far away,but still a long way off.Poor Edith has felt totally bereft since the death of Andy and similarly I have been experiencing the same sense of loss since my own husband passed away in March.
    A trip to Vienna with Edith to enjoy the Wachau Valley wine and to remember good times would be just what the doctor ordered!

28. Vienna – the most beautiful city, an array of beautiful Castles and old buildings and and a center from which to travel around in the day and wine and music in the evenings. What more could we wish for.

29. Dachberg for the panoramic views of the Danube and the surrounding area. Amazing and romantic.

30. I’d like to drink Wachau Valley wine in the Wachau Valley Vineyard as that would mean I would also be on holiday, however, I’m very good at playing “let’s pretend” (ask my grandkids!), so am sure I’d enjoy it just as much at home in my lovely garden, with my feet up, a good book and a few nibbles to hand – bliss!

31. Sat on the terrace of the hotel in Arzl In the Tyrol where I spent many happy holidays in the 60s with my parents.

32. In a Wachau Valley vineyard to savour the wine and see where the grapes are actually grown.

33. I’d like to drink the wine at a castle in Germany which is on a hill above a river. I don’t know what it’s called, but my friend of more than fifty years painted it as a schoolgirl and to this day, I am still in awe of her talent.

34. Gently cruising on the Danube, with my wife on the balcony while the setting sun paints the magical city of Budapest with rich golden hues. We chink our glasses of crips,clear riesling together and toast the moment with the best wine in the world.

35. We have recently returned from a Danube cruise and tasted wine when we stopped off in various places. It was delicious and would very much like to taste and enjoy more of it.

36. Sitting on my yacht ,watching the sun go down over the beautiful sea(I wish I had a yacht!!)

37. Would love to taste Wachau Valley wine where it is made, in beautiful Wachau Valley

38. On the giant ferris wheel in Vienna – what a view!

39. What could be better than sailing slowly down the Danube, through the Wachau valley in Austria on a late summer evening? I imagine passing through glorious scenery with vineyards galore, as well as those picturesque villages and medieval castles.
    This is where I would most like to drink a bottle of Wachau Valley wine, on the deck of our boat at 6pm, sharing tales with fellow travellers of our day’s adventures.

40. Nothing could beat , sitting with friends and the sun drops at a small bar or restaurant overlooking the Danube , glass of Veltliner under the shade of the castle ruins . Just looking forward to more good times shared and reminisce of the days just gone , share laughs food and wine .

41. Nothing could beat , sitting with friends and the sun drops at a small bar or restaurant overlooking the Danube in Durnstein , glass of Veltliner under the shade of the castle ruins . Just looking forward to more good times shared and reminisce of the days just gone , share laughs food and wine .

42. At my home with my family.

43. I have never visited the Wachau and know little of Austrian wines. Thusly this would be my big chance to remedy my ignorance.It all sounds quite splendid and I can’t wait to go! I would of course like to drink a bottle (or two!) of Wachau wine whilst drifting down the Danube en route to Vienna.

44. I would love to revisit Passau and drink a glass(or two!) of Wachau Valley wine there.

45. Hic. Pass another bottle 🍷

46. I would not drink it. I would give it away to family and friends.

47. Sitting on the beach, with friends & family, watching the sun go down over the River Exe. Only 2 minutes from my house. That would be just lovely

48. I would like to drink the wine on beach with my husband to rekindle the love we once had.

49. In the Wachau Valley vineyard with the producers and a platter of local charcuterie – bliss!

50. I love Austria and have heard their wines are crisp and refreshing but have never tried them.

51. I would love to drink the wine at my daughter’s 60 birthday celebration. She’s kind loving caring fun a d compassionate. She’s also very intelligent and uses this for her own pastimes and enjoys the company of like minded people

52. Seeing as the question is ” tell us where you would most like to drink a bottle of Wachau Valley wine, and why.”, if I’m to drink a whole bottle , I suppose that I’d better drink it in bed, where I could just pass out and cause the least amount of bother and embarrassment!

53. I would most like to drink a bottle of Wachau Valley at the Vineyard, to experience the full terroir.

54. Would love to sip the wine in. Budapest missed the chance of going there as a teenager now a. Pensioner

55. Would love to drink wine where it is made. We have see the Tyrol and that is stunning but would love to see more of Austria.

56. Ideally on an Ama Waterways cruise ship meandering through the fabulous Wachau Valley itself! But, failing that, I’d settle for enjoying my Wachau valley “Wein” in the comfort of my own home, watching the Vienna New Year’s Concert on TV on 1st January 2024! Who knows, they might even play the “Wine, Women and Song” Waltz!

57. Overlooking or on Wolfgangsee with our Austrian family.

58. In the Wachau Valley on a cruise ship, watching the beautiful scenery.

59. This looks like a trip I want to make when I retire shortly. Can’t wat!

60. The romance of the regions along with our love of the classics would leave us Spell Bound with lasting memories with the lingering taste of Gruner Vetliner Wachau Valley Wine

61. Vienna it is so beautiful ,The city of dreams, would love to have a Wiener Schnitzel dinner in one of their romantic restaurants

62. To be able to taste Wachau Valley wine would set my taste buds on a journey in my imagination through the rolling hills and vineyards into the rich magical baroque history of the valley and flavours of the land

63. The perfect setting would be in one the Wachau valley vineyards.

64. In the new house we HOPE to move to…. Alas, when people pull out of the ‘chain’ our hopes of ever moving come crashing down again…. Either we celebrate the move or we drown our sorrows….

65. Drink with family to celebrate the birth of our second Grabdson.

    1. Looking out from the Castle of Obidos in Portugal. Great wine in a great location. Perfect to watch the world go by.

66. On the peak of Harschbichl in the Wilder Kasier Mountains – because it gives you a Tyrolean view of heaven.

67. Although we have been to Austria we have never been to the Wachau Valley so what better place to enjoy it’s produce than in the beautiful mountains of Austria. If we couldn’t get there then our own garden with our amazing family would work just as well!!

68. I would love to experience Wachau Valley wine on an AmaWaterways Celebration of Wine River Cruise, in the company of a knowledgeable expert and fellow wine enthusiasts. What a perfect combination: the romance of the Danube, good travel companions, wine and elegant cuisine.

69. In Linz, because some very old family friends live not too far away. We see them very infrequently, so it would be lovely to celebrate a reunion with them in a shady riverside restaurant

70. in my back garden with my lovely husband – in the sunshine of course

71. Having read about the AmaWaterways wine river cruises I think the top deck of one of ships would be a perfect place to appreciate a bottle of Wachau Valley wine while watching the scenery drift by. We already love river cruising so that we be a great combination.

72. I would take a picnic to Stadtpark in central Vienna, sit in the shade of the golden Johann Strauss monument and enjoy a glass of delicious Austrian wine.

73. In Vienna – it’s on my bucket list!

74. In Krems in the Wachau Valley, after visiting the modern art gallery.

75. I would like to share a bottle of Wachau Valley wine sat on the beach down in Dorset looking over to the Purbeck Hills to the west and The Isle of Wight to the east. Thankyou.

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