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The Premier Importer of Hungarian wines in the Netherlands
Discover the passion-driven force behind MAG Wijnen: Anett, and Ottó, whose unwavering dedication fuels the mission to reintroduce Hungary’s wine legacy to the world from the heart of the Netherlands.
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Magic of Hungarian Wines
Discover the rich flavors and timeless traditions of Hungary with our exquisite selection of handcrafted Hungarian wines, where every bottle tells a story of passion, culture, and centuries of winemaking expertise.
Discover the Faces Behind the Flavors: Meet our Winemakers and Explore the Richness of Hungarian Wines
Step into the world of expertly crafted Hungarian wines and get to know the passionate artisans behind them. Uncover the stories, traditions, and exquisite flavors of our curated selection, all waiting for you to explore at our wine webshop.
Meet our winemakers
Wassmann winery, founded by Susann Hanauer and Ralf Wassmann, renowned winemakers in Hungary’s Villány region. Committed to sustainable biodynamic farming for over a decade, their 2-hectare vineyard, certified by Demeter, showcases their unwavering dedication to quality, resulting in every bottle offering a remarkable and unforgettable wine experience.
Géza, a renowned winemaker from the Tokaj-Hegyalja region, is celebrated for his dedication to preserving the unique character of the grapes. His bold, expressive wines and innovative aging techniques, applied not only to sweet Tokaji Aszú but also to dry Furmint and Hárslevelű wines, showcase his belief in the terroir-driven complexity of Tokaji wines that deserve time to fully flourish.
Levente is a dedicated winemaker with a profound connection to his land, having been immersed in winemaking since childhood on his family’s property. His journey began in 2004 when he acquired his first vineyard nestled at the foot of the Mátra, where he meticulously crafts exceptional wines that authentically capture the distinctive terroir of his estate.
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Wine Regions
Tokaj is a world-renowned wine region located in Hungary, known for producing some of the finest sweet wines in the world. The region’s microclimate, created by the Bodrog and Tisza rivers, makes it ideal for the growth of botrytis or noble rot, a fungus that concentrates the grape’s sugars and imparts a distinct flavor to the wines.
The Tokaj region comprises 28 villages and covers around 5478 hectares of vineyards. It is the oldest classified wine region globally, with a history dating back to the early 18th century. The region is famous for its three main types of wines: dry wines without botrytis, Tokaji Szamorodni, and Tokaji Aszú, the most famous of which is the sweet Tokaji Aszú.
The primary grape varieties grown in the region are Furmint, Hárslevelű, Sárgamuskotály (Muscat Blanc á Petits Grains), Kabar, and Zéta. The unique soils of the region, formed from multi-level volcanic activity, add to the complexity of the wines. The soil composition varies from site to site, with sandy loess, stone dust, and brown forest soil being the most common types.
The region’s historic vineyards are usually located at higher elevations and contain stones and tuff debris. The oak barrels used to age the wines come from the nearby Zemplén Mountains, adding to the region’s unique terroir.
Tokaj is home to several renowned wineries, including Hollóvár, Lenkey, and Pelle Winery. Visitors to the region can discover the exciting terroir of Tokaj through the wines produced by these winemakers.
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Badacsony
The Badacsony region, with Szent-György Hill at its heart, is a fascinating wine region that showcases the unique geological and geographical characteristics of the Balaton highlands. With a long history of grape growing and winemaking, the region produces outstanding white wines and increasingly high-quality red wines. Its volcanic soil and abundant sunshine make the wines unique in flavor and content, and many winemakers choose to cultivate their fields organically, respecting the grapes and the environment. The Szent-György Hill, in particular, is a witness mountain that preserves the ancient past, with sediments from the Pannonian Sea and volcanic eruptions creating a distinctive terroir. Discover the exciting wines of this region through wineries such as PAP Wines and 2HA. Overall, the Badacsony region, including Szent-György Hill, is a must-visit for wine enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. With its unique geological features and rich history, this region produces some of the best white and red wines in Hungary, offering visitors a truly memorable experience.
