Red Wines: Red wines are produced here, predominantly from Blaufränkisch. Especially the hill known as Eisenberg itself is historically significant and, together with the vineyards of Deutsch Schützen has become the central point of the region. Crystalline rocks occur on the slopes while in the lowlands silty clays form the basis of the varied loam soils that give the Blaufränkisch wines an elegant note. The result is a unique, individual and truly unconventional wine that perfectly reflects vineyard site, soils and climate. The top producers of these wines can be found around the village of Deutsch Schützen. The regionally typical Blaufränkisch has been authorised to carry the Eisenberg DAC designation as of the 2009 vintage ( Eisenberg DAC Reserve efective with the 2008 vintage).

White wines: Crisp, fruity white wines from the varieties Welschriesling and Weissburgunder are produced around the towns of Rechnitz in the north and Moschendorf in the south. A wide variety of interesting wines are furthermore vinified from the idyllic surroundings of the Csaterberg vineyards near the town of Kohfidisch, as well as along the Pinkatal wine trail from the Winten vineyards to sites in Kulm and Gaas. In the most southerly point, around the villages of Heiligenbrunn and Moschendorf, Uhudler is produced, a particular speciality made from hybrid vines. Its pungent aroma of wild strawberries has resulted in the wine becoming surprisingly popular.