Wein am Berg
At a glance
Wein am Berg is a wine and gourmet festival in Sölden held every year in late April over four days from Thursday to Sunday, at the end of the ski season. It is run by the Hotel Das Central in Sölden. Around thirty wineries from Austria, Germany, France, Italy, Portugal and Spain take part, along with thirteen chefs holding seven Michelin stars and twenty-two Gault&Millau toques between them. Part of the programme happens on the mountain, with tastings at 2,991 and 2,766 metres and the Big Bottle Party at Giggijoch at 2,284 metres. The 24th edition is announced for 22 to 25 April 2027. Since 2026 there is also a Summer Edition in August.
The format joins two things that rarely go together: a wine fair and a day on skis. It opens with the fair and a multi-course dinner; on the following days there is guided skiing, tastings on the glacier and lunch on the mountain. The evenings are organised as a Kitchen Party and a Big Bottle Party.
Tickets go through the organiser and are limited. We deliberately give no prices here, because they change every year.
For guests in the house the timing is practical: in late April the pistes are still open and the village is quieter, rates are lower than in midwinter, and the Giggijoch part of the programme sits on the lift that is a few minutes on foot from the house.
Terms
Good to know
What to settle before booking.
- Minimum stay
- three nights
- Arrival in winter
- from 20 December to 11 April, Saturday to Saturday
- Tourist tax
- 5.00 euros per person per day, children under 15 pay none
The apartments start at 65 euros per night. All periods with the rate per occupancy are listed on the rates page.
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What guests ask about it
When is Wein am Berg in Sölden?
Late April, over four days from Thursday to Sunday, at the end of the ski season. The 24th edition is announced for 22 to 25 April 2027.
Who runs Wein am Berg?
The Hotel Das Central in Sölden. The event takes place partly in the village and partly on the mountain, including the Rettenbach glacier and Giggijoch.
Do you have to ski to take part?
No, though guided skiing with tastings on the mountain is part of the programme. If you do not ski there is still the fair, the evening events and the tastings in the village.
