The Luckiest Man on Earth
In a recent, thirst quenching video Nimród Kovács introduces two of his top wines, NJK, a blend of Shiraz and Kékfrankos, and Sky – a gorgeous Furmint from Nagy Eged.
The first-ever holistic book on the wines of Eastern Europe
The first-ever holistic book on the wines Eastern Europe – more than 300 grape varieties are introduced in the book from 20 countries, on 206 pages – for only 35 USD. Hungary i
Watch an MW webinar with the “Fairy Godmothers” of Hungarian wines
23 February: Watch a Master of Wine webinar with 5 ladies on Hungarian wines: Caroline Gilby MW, Elizabeth Gabay MW, Mónika Debreczeni, Krisztina Csetvei and Izabella Zwack.
Find your match, find your Furmint!
Still February, the month of Furmint. Dániel Ercsey has written a great article about Furmint on Wines of Hungary – he believes that Furmint is an ideal team player. Do you agre
Almond Day – celebrate it with almond finish!
Today is Almond Day. This nut deserves a day, because it has so many beneficial characteristics. In Hungary, there is an indigenous grape variety, of which the almond-like finish i
“Oh, darling, it is not what it seems to be!”
Let's have carnival with Lajver Incognito! If Covid had not ruined our lives, now the streets of Rio de Janeiro would be filled with extravagant costumes, hot dancers.
3 crazy facts about Wine & Love
Does wine help make love? Yes! It is proved by scientists. Read the arguments and our Valentine wine recommendations from Heumann Winery, Bock Cellar and Tóth Ferenc Winery.
The charming chef’s own grand cuvée
Jenő Rácz celebrity chef loves wine: he has already made the second joint venture wine with Paulus Wine House in Mór wine region. The new white blend is creamy and luscious!
Celebrate Pizza Day by Koch Kadarka
With Pizza Margherita, we recommend a spicy, fruity, lovely Kadarka! The Hungarian Sommelier Champion of 2020, Victoria Evans has just tasted Koch Kadarka, and she says, Italian sp
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?
