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For two days, everything at the Kitzsteinhorn revolves around great food and fine wines – at HOCHGENUSS and Wine Flight & Tapas Delight, the highest-altitude highlights of the renowned Falstaff Culinary Ski Days in Zell am See-Kaprun.
On Friday, April 10, Wine Flight & Tapas Delight invites guests to sample exceptional top wines at three locations across the ski area, paired with fine regional tapas.
On Saturday, April 11, HOCHGENUSS combines a spectacular alpine setting with award-winning fine dining at the Gipfel Restaurant at 3,029 meters.
The place to be for anyone who appreciates fine wines, great food, and a breathtaking high alpine winter setting. Three stops invite on a culinary journey through the glacier ski area, meant to be enjoyed step by step:
The selected wines are perfectly paired with alpine tapas.
Müller Winery, Krustetten, Lower Austria
Bründlmayer Winery, Langenlois, Lower Austria
Zuschmann-Schöfmann Winery, Martinsdorf, Lower Austria
San Marzano Vini, Salento, Apulia
Glatzer Winery, Göttlesbrunn, Lower Austria // 95 Falstaff points
Pöckl Winery, Neusiedl am See, Burgenland
Saddle of venison • Buchtel filled with onion confit • Seasonal vegetables • Red wine jus
Hermann Moser Winery, Kremstal, Lower Austria
Gaumengut, Wildon, Styria
Türk Winery, Kremstal, Lower Austria
Torch-seared lemon tart • Regional cheese
The highest-altitude highlight of the Falstaff Culinary Ski Days traditionally takes place at the Gipfel Restaurant at 3,029 meters.