Balaton at Meininger Wine Business
Now, that Europe is open again – at least for EU citizens –, a comprehensive article has just been published in the 3 / 2020 issue of Meininger Wine Business […]
A Welsh–Hungarian tale of wine, truffle and success
From dentistry to grocery – What’s your story? How did you get to the United Kingdom and why did you start a wine and gourmet food business? – We moved […]
Thanks Docs – successful charity campaign by Garamvári
It is a noble deed to send wines to doctors and nurses, it is also really kind to take care of their daily meals and it certainly is nice to […]
Multi-award winner Garamvári Winery at VinCE Budapest
VinCE Budapest Wine Show is a wine event organized annually, now for the 11th time on 3–4 April. This year the event focuses on natural wines and organizers expect more […
Jancis Robinson’s top picks of dry Furmint
„Good stuff!” Top British wine expert Jancis Robinson attended the 2nd Furmint February grand tasting in London on 29 January organized by Wines of Hungary UK, and she was impr
Taste Kékfrankos at the largest tasting in Budapest!
Only 4 days left until the largest indoor tasting of Hungarian wines: more than 220 wineries in one day, in one place, with one ticket. The event is ideal to […]
„Best of” tasting of Hungarian wines in Krakow, Poland
„Polish and Hungarian: two good friends” – an old, often quoted saying predestines our neighbouring countries for mutual and fruitful trade. But friendship is not enough when
Wine of the week: the new Sparkling Sauvignon Blanc
Etyeki Kúria is wellknown for its crystal clear, elegant, fruity wines, and recently, due to head winemaker Sándor Mérész experimentation with traditional techniques is also in
Hotter harvest? Problem is solved!
Climate change challanges winemakers in many ways, in Hungary hotter summers, earlier harvest dates at higher temperature is one of the most serious problem wineries face with.
Did you know? Tokaj and its pre-historic vine
Century old, thick and wrinkled vines are relatively easy to find, but how about million-year-old vines? Tokaj boasts with the second oldest classification system from 1737 (after
