Villány, the mediterranean wine region of Hungary is the most famous of its single varietal Villányi Franc– outsanding, complex, elegant wines made of Cabernet Franc–, but last year anothercommunity brand, RedY was presented.
Kristinus charity cross-country run and picnic will be held again this year on their very own state-of-art wine estate.
Infinity Cuvée from Lajvér Wine Estate is a perfect wine for the capricious month of April.
Rosalia Festival is a 3 day open air festival in Budapest dedicated exclusively to rosé wines.
The largest annual tasting of Kékfrankos (aka Blaufränkisch)variety will showcase around 150 wines made of the variety.
These enthusiastic wine descriptions have been written by a professional wine writer on a prestigious website: by Tamlyn Currin on Jancisrobinson.com. Currin participated in the recently organized Wines of Hungary UK Furmint tasting, and seemingly she has done her duties! 70 Furmint wines tasted and described in details, some of them were even retasted in…
This year’s edition Vinalies International French wine contest ended with 16 Hungarian medals, 9 gold and 7 silver medals.
Europe’s largest and most important wine expo begins on Sunday. Hungary will be represented with around 60 wineries in Düsseldorf, 39 of them with their own exhibitor’s booth, and the others at community booths.
Egri Csillag (Star of Eger) is the white blend of the wine region, and though it is relatively new – the concept was created a few years ago –, it has become immensely popular.
Gróf Buttler Winery in Eger will host a business network event on 13 March. The event is free of charge, and it sounds really promising: the main guest is Tamás Leisztinger, a billionair, a successful Hungarian businessman with a wide portfolio, originally a theoretical physicist. He is also involved in the football…