This small wine bar is inconspicuously located in the Gothic vault of a former monastery. You're welcome to crush peanut shells on the wooden floor as you perch beside an oak barrel and enjoy a tipple. A wide variety of local wines are available. Keep an eye out for the hourly playing of its namesake ‘organ’ behind the bar.
Die Weinorgel Wien
Vienna
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