Mostbauer z`Stockham

"Mostbauer z'Stockham"
"The Mostheurige in the middle of Upper Austria's most beautiful orchard"
"Innviertel delicacies and traditional hospitality"
"Christine and Walter Mehlhart family"

"Surrounded by apple and pear trees, our farm is situated on a hill with a view of our Bavarian neighbours and the Salzburg mountain ranges, and the fruit from our orchard has always been used and refined into fruit stone, fruit juices and fruit brandies.
In the past, a good cider was the pride of every Innviertel farmer, and this tradition is still alive here!"

"Come, sit here and taste our cider and juice and our good Innviertel snacks!"

"Under this motto, we cordially invite everyone to be our guest, whether in the cosy parlour or in the courtyard under the vine arbours, and children are also very welcome, as there is so much for them to discover on a farm like this anyway.

"Our snacks range from Christine's savoury spreads, Walter's spicy, fine smoked meat, grandma's delicious pastries to the large snack by the metre.
(Meterjause from 8 pers. and against pre-booking)

These delicacies will help you to regain your strength after an inspiring cycling or hiking tour through the enchanting Upper Innviertel, or a refreshing swim in the nearby Höllersee or Holzöstersee!

You are welcome to buy products from our farm to savour at home:
Fruit cider, fruit vinegar, various brandies and seasonal potatoes. Brandies, as well as seasonal potatoes and edible fruit ".

On 19 September 2018, the winners of the competition "Austria's most beautiful orchard" were awarded prizes and the most beautiful orchards were brought before the curtain.

1st place in Upper Austria went to the Mehlhart vlg. Mostbauer z' Stockham.
Traditionally cultivated orchards stand for idyllic landscapes and high-quality food. Thanks to the care and hard work of dedicated people, species-rich orchards can survive," explains Katharina Varadi-Dianat, juror and chairwoman of ARGE Streuobst. The jury assessed the orchard's horticultural and ecological value, its stability as well as its socio-cultural functionality and whether it is used as a recreational area or improves the quality of life for the (human) environment.

This award confirms our commitment to the orchard culture, and we are very pleased!

Mostbauer z`Stockham, family Christine and Walter Mehlhart