When in Austria... Drink wine from Burgenland

This particular one is a Merlot but according to local connoisseurs, for Austrian wines aka rotweine, it's best to stick to wines from Burgenland. It takes like blackberry, spicy, dry, fruit forward (yep, I just dropped that).

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