Vella Terra will have its 12th edition in Madrid with 89 artisan winemakers from 13 countries. Hungary will be represented by an amazing cellar called Csetvei, named after the founder, Krisztina Csetvei, who will pour the wines personally. Taste the “foxy” wines from Mór, a tiny Hungarian wine region!

Date and time: 26 October 2026, from 12.00 to 20.00
Venue: Próxima Estacíón event venue, C. de Aniceto Marinas, 10, Moncloa, Madrid
Tickets cost 25 EUR / person, and they include a tasting glass. Visitors will have the chance to buy directly from the exhibitors.
Exhibitors: Most of them (27) come from Spain, obviously, but Austria, Chile, the Czech Republic, France, Georgia, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia will also be represented.
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Vella Terra credo:

“At Vella Terra, we value every winegrower committed to producing wine with the lowest possible level of intervention, and we stand against fake natural wine. We are the only natural wine fair in Spain, and one of the very few in Europe, that requires wine analyses from every exhibitor. We travel to visit wineries and follow one of the strictest participation criteria among natural wine fairs. We believe that until there is clear labelling within the wine sector, and as long as fake natural wine can still be easily sold on the market, those of us who organise fairs like this have a responsibility to provide clarity for the end consumer.”

Csetvei – 100% nature

Well, no wonder the strict wine fair has accepted the application of Csetvei Cellar, they make natural wines, unfiltered and unfined, from grapes from organic vineyards. And why have we mentioned fox in the lead? Well, RAW/ka is a line of wines of the estate, a natural wine line and with a fox as a symbol. The word ‘RAW’ obviously refers to the natural character of the wine, while with the ‘-ka’ suffix together it sounds like the Hungarian “róka” word, meaning fox. Csetvei cellar is located in Mór, but they also have a vineyard in Somló. The main focus in Mór is on Ezerjó, the indigenous grape typical of the region, Krisztina Csetvei has even created Ezerjó Day, celebrated every year on 16 May. Csetvei regularly participate in the Autistic Art project, in which labels are designed by autistic young people, and the money from the sales go to a foundation to help young artists with autism.
More about Csetvei Cellar

An earlier article with Tamlyn Currin being impressed by a Csetvei wine

“Dramatic and almost shocking” – Csetvei Olaszrizling from Somló