The National Wine Competition is considered to be the most important national contest in Hungary, organized by the Board of National Wine Communities, the most important association of winemakers. The significance of the contest is clearly proved by the increase of entries: the number of entered samples has tripled from 2013 to 2019.
Hungary has collected a good number of medals this year at super rigorous International Wine Challenge: 16 commended, 14 bronze, 17 silver and 5 gold medals. On top of that we can celebrate 2 Trophy winners (the best of the gold winners): Patricius Estate from Tokaj for its 6 puttonyos Tokaji Aszú and Tornai Winery from Somló for…
The brand new „crown of Tokaj”, Juliet Victor wine estate was inaugurated only last year, but immediately became a big hit.
International Women’s Day is coming closer, thus why not celebrating with a fabulous dessert wine, which was selected a double gold winner by exclusively women wine experts at Japanese Sakura wine contest! Sakura Women’s Wine Awards 2019 has received 4326 entries from 34 countries, and only 6% of the samples could…
The „Crown of Tokaj”, Juliet Victor winery offers wine tasting experiences in English in their state of art yet traditional winery building.
Juliet Victor – brand new wines from Tokaj If Hungarian wine people meet these days, one topic will surely occur: Juliet Victor. The invitations for the opening ceremony of this brand new winery in Mád (the most important village of Tokaj) were sent in August, and the opening ceremony was held…
The Crown of Tokaj „The crown of Tokaj – Juliet Victor’ mission is to create the world’s best Tokaj wines, to deepen further the unique skills of trade related to these wines and to redefine the image of Hungarian wines throughout the world. A journey beginning with the inspiring historic…
Tokaji wines have been famous for a long time, which has resulted in their name being “adopted” by other wines: Historically Tokaji was a white wine from the region of Tokaj in the Kingdom of Hungary. Tokaji wine was mentioned as early as 1635 with reference to the sweet dessert…
