Small but good selection of Austrian and other wines. Very friendly and knowledgeable owner. Very…read moregenerous in offering free samples. Prices for wines seemed very reasonable. Can sit inside or at outside tables. Picked up a few bottles including Zweigelt and Gruenerveltliner. Also offers higher end Austrian Schnapps.

Try a flight of 3 schnapps before making your purchase selections. You might be surprised by what…read moreyou find appealing. They have been distilling for over 100 years. You are also able to drink and purchase house made wines, brandy and punch. You will find patrons standing outside enjoying 'happy hour' throughout the day. @sturdygirlstyle #sturdygirlstyle

Sporer is a MUST SEE if you are in Salzburg. I first learned of it in a Rick Steve's episode about…read morethe city. When I was in Salzburg in late May, my fiancé and I knew that we had to stop by for a schnapps tasting. This is one of the oldest family run businesses in Salzburg I believe and it was AWESOME! Everyone who worked there was so friendly and let us taste multiple of their favorite flavors before we purchased a bottle. Do not just walk by Sporers, make sure to go in, order a schnapps and enjoy the day!

So - as I'd mentioned in my review of Ryan's Muddy Boot, I took a serious hankering to the Bavarian…read morewhiskey called Slyrs. Edgar gave me Tara's card, but just to be sure, I asked Johannes, the manager of Sweet & Sour at the Sheraton Westpark where I could find Slyrs, and he also pointed me without a second thought to Tara. Okay - I know when it's time to shut up and just take good advice. I took a stroll from the Odeonplatz U-Bahn through the Rindermarkt and found this grey-stoned little corner shop, only to open the door to richly-lit wooden shelves stocked with an amazing selection of amber liquors. Tara has just about everything you could look for in the wonderful world of whiskey, including a wall of Glenmorangie dating back to the early 1970s! So - I'm after a bottle of Slyrs, and the gentleman running the place is happy to guide me along the entire lineup, seemingly deeply knowledgeable in his craft and trying to guide me to what my taste profile would appreciate most. As I'm checking out, I see a wall of jams behind the counter. Wait, what? Whiskey is whiskey...what are sweets doing here? Oh...they're made WITH Slyrs whiskey? Sure - I'll take an apricot one. 4 days later, as I write this, I'm kicking myself that I didn't buy the entire display case out. Yeah...it's that good. Germany, and München in particular, may not be the first place you think of when you're of a mind to find good whiskey. That's not surprising, because their beer is among the best in the world, but also because German whiskey is good enough that they're not exporting, preferring to focus on quality and serving the burgeoning local market. Stop by here - you may wind up finding a reason beyond the beer halls to love German adult beverages.

This was a terrific wine bar that we found through Rick Steve's guidebook, even if the address was…read morewrong. The wine is expensive, but there is little that is not expensive on the Euro. We generally split the Malbec for 25 Euros. We also liked the prosciutto. This place could also be called a prosciutto bar that serves wine. They will wrap it around breadsticks, and both times we got those (4) they were free. Not sure if that's an off-menu free app, or if they forgot both times.

Among all the wonders of Hauptbahnhof, the dollar slice pizza joints and KFC, is this wonderful…read moreintimate wine bar with a fantastic choice of wines from around the world. From California to Spain - every bottle of wine I got here were amazing. The servers are very knowledgeable and super helpful and let you try a variety of wines before you settle on the one. Food is good, nothing out of this world, but a good combination with the wine. The place is tiny, probably seats about 30, quiet and full of buzzing conversations.

Very kind people and a great atmosphere! He made us the best spritz of the trip!! Come here for a…read moregreat view and atmosphere

While in Salzburg last Monday we stopped by to buy a bottle of Bordeaux. The selection of wine in…read morethis gem was over the top. We ended up buying a bottle of Saint Estephe, one from Chateau de Pez. It was wonderful. The next day around 5:00pm we realized that the next day was May Day and our wine store was going to close and we were almost an hour away. We called and were asked to call right before 6:00 if we were close. We called and actually walked in about 2 minutes before they were to close. So another bottle of excellent wine was in our hands for the next couple of days. A big thanks to the ladies that work so hard to please their customers. You will always be remembered. PS...the Poppyseed shot was pretty good. Look forward to shopping with you again when in Salzburg. Your wine selection is some of the best we have seen. Thanks. Highly recommend this beautiful shop. Prices are reasonable for the quality they offer.

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This place is tucked behind a building and we followed a sign on the street to get there on a whim…read more I walked in with a slide on the right and headed down the stairs. I was greeted by a great beer seller who knew that store back and forth. Craft beer is everywhere and from everywhere. It is the only place in Salzburg where I found a selection of microbrews. They even had some of my US faves. There is a lounge too where we enjoyed some great local craft beers. Definitely worth the trip!

Ah, Aran. One of my favorite coffee places anywhere! The service is always top-notch, the food of…read moreexcellent quality and the coffee is fantastic. The only problems I have with them is that there aren't more of them and that they aren't open on Sunday when most people seem to want to go to coffee. Otherwise. FANTASTIC!

If you ever happen to be near Rosenheim and you want to experience a little bit of Bavaria while…read morehaving a great coffee and a great snack, then you have to find a place outside this coffee and bread place. You will then sit right in the middle of a real Bavarian city centre, a market place giving you a nice view on everyone and everything, while having great coffee and a choice from a variety of real bread based snacks that are a true joy! I recommend it!