Wine Enthusiast Jeff Jensen about KNW Monopole Chardonnay
The Americen wine expert, Jeff Jensen (on the right) is a great ambassador of Hungary, he is familiar with our grape varieties and he writes reviews frequently. The one we [&hellip
Young folks & great HUN wines at Wine Paris
The 2nd grandiose Wine Paris opens on Monday, and Hungarian wines will be there to carry new message: our wines are not only good, but – thanks to young folks, […]
„Fantastic value” Hungarian wines picked by Exotic Wine Travel
Matthew Horkey and Charine Tan, the constantly travelling bloggers behind Exotic Wine Travel have picked again some exciting wines in Hungary: Géró, a long macerated wine made of
The largest indoor tasting – only 12 days are left!
Borjour Magnum, the largest indoor wine tasting of Hungary will take place within less than two weeks on 15th February. 220 wineries, masterclasses, icon names and hidden gems to d
If Cupid were a buck
In most cases people would not appreciate the stab of a buck, espacially when having a romantic date. But there is an exception: Bock Cellar in Villány has a buck […]
In the footsteps of a legend
In the footsteps of a legend Did you know which winery the best value red came from last year? Well, it was Csányi Winery with their Chateau Teleki Merlot 2015. […]
No more gas masks!
Kristinus, another biodynamic wine estate Is there any relation between „post-communist syndromes” and biodynamic grape growing? I have started to wonder recently about this, b
Grand Furmint Tasting in Budapest
Grand Furmint Tasting in Budapest February was meant to be the month of Furmint, the flagship grape variety in Hungary. London Furmint campaign starts tomorrow (29 January) and las
Pork knuckle and Aureus Cuvée
Pig killing – tough sounds barbarian – used to play and important role in village life. Tamás Gere, owner of Gere Tamás & Zsolt Winery also participated in pig killing [&
Icon wineries at ProWein Hungarian pavilon
The largest international wine expo hosts thousands of wineries, visitors need previous preparation to avoid getting lost in mediocre wines. Put the Hungarian booth on your schedul
