Hungarian wineries at Warsaw Wine Experience – more than ever!

The friendship between the Polish and Hungarian peoples has a long history, but this legendary relationship was overshadowed by the former Hungarian regime. Those dark days are over; Hungary has a new government, and hopefully our Polish friends will once again welcome us with open arms. Polish importers 2Bratanki, Kociolek i Vino and WinaWulkaniczne have joined forces and will be presenting the widest selection of Hungarian wines to date at the Warsaw Wine Experience on 22 and 23 November 2026. Let’s introduce seven of the confirmed participating wineries!

The wines featured in cover photo – made by 7 of the confirmed wineries

– Tóth Ferenc Winery, Eger: Egri Csillag Superior 2025 – gold winner at the latest edition of Berliner Wine Trophy
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– Etyeki Kúria, Etyek: Blanc de Noirs and Brut NV bottle fermented sparkling wines – gold and silver from the latest edition of Champagne & Sparkling Wine World Championships
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– Tornai Winery, Somló: Orange Wine – a new release of the 80-year-old winery, an orange wine made of Hárslevelű
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– Fehérvári Wine Estate, Somló: Blanc de Blanc Grand Reserve 2020 – a stunning new release, traditional method sparkling wine from the volcanic Somló
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– A.Gere Winery, Villány: Gere Solus 2023 – the icon Villány Merlot has just received 100 points from Stuart Pigott independent wine expert, former wine writer of James Suckling
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– Steigler Cellar, Sopron: Fusion 2023 – a gold winner white blend at Berliner Wine Trophy 2026 winter tasting, made of Zöldveltelini (Grüner Veltliner), Furmint and Muscat Ottonel
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– Sauska, Tokaj: Tokaji Aszú 6 puttonyos 2017 – grand gold winner at the latest edition of Berliner Wine Trophy
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The list is still growing, we will update our readers soon, and see you, Polish friends in Warsaw!

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2Bratanki table: St. Andrea, A.Gere, Babits, Fuleky, Steigler, Tornai and Fehervari

– Mihaly table: Harmónia Estate – Tokaj, Jakab Badacsony Winery – Badacsony, Sipos Winery – Badacsony, Villa Völgy Winery – Eger

– 3rd table: volcanic wines from Somlo (Bartosz Makles)

– 4th table: Ewa Hangel – probably Zsirai Pinceszet

– 5th table – Hungarian winemakers but living in Slovakia – Ruban Winery – they work with Ewa Hangel.

– 6 table: Fine Wine Association: Etyeki Kuria, Peter Vida, Tokaj Hetszolo, Toth Ferenc – also confirmed thank to Eva Barta!

– 7th table: Junibor maybe?