By general consent, Hungary is a wine-drinker country, and it has many fascinating styles and varieties worth exploring.
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Do you want to taste Hungarian Rosé wine? Apply for our Hungarian wine tasting event which takes place on every Thursday in Budapest. Rosé wines are made usually from black grapes, although…
Do you want to taste Szekszárd Bull’s Blood wine? Apply for our Hungarian wine tasting event which takes place on every Thursday in Budapest. Style Well-structured red wines, with medium to a…
Do you want to taste wines from Szekszárd? Apply for our Hungarian wine tasting event which takes place on every Thursday in Budapest. Szekszárd wine region’s grape varieties (2019) Red grapes are…
Do you want to taste Eger Bull’s Blood wine? Apply for our Hungarian wine tasting event which takes place on every Thursday in Budapest. Style Well-structured red wines, with medium to fuller…
Eger wine region lies around the town of Eger and 19 other nearby villages. The well-known vineyards are around Eger, Egerszalók, Egerszólát, Ostoros, and Szomolya. The vineyards around Eger are sometimes very…
What kind of wine is Bull’s blood? Bikavér (Bull’s Blood) is a traditional red wine blend of Hungary, which can be made in only two wine regions in Hungary. Eger in the…
Why Cabernet Franc is important in Villány? The variety has been present in Villány for around 100 years, but local producers started to pay attention to Cabernet Franc from 2000 when Michael…
Villány wine region’s grape varieties (52 officially allowed wine grapes) Red grapes on approximately 1900 ha represents 80% of the total vineyard area. The most important red grape varieties are: White grapes…