Two days of LOVE
This year the annual bonfire event of Haraszthy Vineyard will be two days long on 15–16 October. The 16 metres long and 10 metres high statue called LOVE gives an unparalleled sc
In case you missed Pinot Noir Day…
Haraszthy Pinot Noir 2018 from cool climate Etyek wine region received gold medal at the latest edition of London Wine Competition. Now the wine is available with 30% discount per
Deep dive in a superb Sauvignon Blanc
Cool climate Etyek is ideal for Sauvignon Blanc, and 2020 vintage has proved its potential again: Haraszthy Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc received gold medal at the latest edition of Vi
Fine Hungarian wines in Romania, the Czech Republic and Poland
Winelovers of these three countries will have several opportunities to taste Hungarian wines and deepen their knowledge in the next three years due to a new initiative.
A splendid summer wine for those who care for the planet
John Clarke British wine writer's latest piece on Independent.co.uk presents 10 wines for "summertime sipping" including Etyeki Kúria MSP Zenit 2019.
3 great Hungarian Sauvignon Blanc wines to celebrate Sauvignon Blanc Day (evening)!
In Hungary Sauvignon is not in the top 10 white varietals. Here we recommend 3 great examples from Haraszthy, Dubicz and Paulus wineries.
70 Hungarian gold medals at Berliner Wine Trophy
Hungary won 77 medals at the latest edition of the largest OIV wine competition. Let's recommend 10 wines of the gold winners!
Haraszthy Pinot Noir wins gold in London
Hungarian producers received 1 gold and 7 silver medals at the latest edition of London Wine Competition. Haraszthy Vineyards from Etyek wine region won a gold for Haraszthy Pinot
Bock Capella Cuvée on auction to help autistic people
Today, until 23.00 you can buy precious wines from Bock, Gere Attila, Heimann, Szepsy, Oremus and other outstanding Hungarian producers, plus from some foreign wineries like Antino
Matador dinner for machos with loving heart
If you are stuck in Hungary, life must be hard these days: no open restaurants, no wine bars. If you can't cook like Jamie Oliver, you can expect a miserable Valentine Day. Or not?
