Hungary is the 6th of 32 countries at Berliner Wine Trophy
At the recent summer edition Hungary received "only" 69 medals, yet it ranks us to the 6th place out of 32 countries.
7 tips for Budapest Wine Festival on 7–10 September
The 32nd edition of the annual open air grandiose wine event is coming closer. Hungarianwines.eu reveals some of the participating wineries.
More than 100 Hungarian gold medals from Berlin
Altogether 102 gold medals were given to Hungarian wines, two of them a grand gold. In 2019 we won 25 gold while in 2021 Hungary received 70 gold, so there is a visible increase!
Treasures of terroir – Juhfark, Irsai and friends at ProWein masterclasss
At ProWein masterclass called "Special Characters – Wines of Place" you can taste fabulous wines, like Mundus Vini gold winner Tornai Aranyhegy Juhfark 2020 from the tiny volcani
Unmissable ProWein masterclass on 20 March: the juicy & crispy Kékfrankos
Taste six gorgeous Kékfrankos wines accompanied with dishes prepared by Michelin Green Star chef Márton Tatai. The masterclass is conductaed by Pasi Ketolainen MW & András Horka
Save the date: Bikavér ‘Wine Wandering’ in Szekszárd on 13 May
Fans of the Bikavér, the famous red blend of Szekszárd can wander from cellar to cellar. The participation fee entitles each guest for a tasting glass and 3 glasses of wine at ea
Only one little barrel
New release Egri Pinot Noir Superior – Tóth Ferenc Winery has released a very limited edition Pinot from a tiny parcel in Steiner vineyard.
5 price value champions to try at ProWein
Today we recommend 5 Hungarian price-value champions. Don’t forget, your “must-visit” place is Hall 11! Csányi / Teleki, Lajver, Dereszla, Garamvári and Hilltop / Kamocsay.
Wine Prague is on! (10–11 May)
Several Hungarian wineries await visitors Villány (Csányi) to Tokaj (Holdvölgy) and do not miss FWA of Hungary with Tóth Ferenc, Etyeki Kúria and two more wineries.
Baron Steiner & Baron Esterházy on one table
Eszterbauer Winery from Szekszárd released a new premium Bikavér called Báró Steiner and Szaletly restaurant paired it with roast beef in Esterházy style. But who is Baron Ste
