Tokaj
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….
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…
Balaton-upland
The Káli Basin, located in the eastern part of the Balaton wine region, is a true gem for wine enthusiasts. The slopes of the surrounding basalt mountains provide excellent growing conditions for white grapes, which produce some of the best wines in the region.
The unique geological characteristics of the Káli Basin, with its limestone and dolomite soils, create a distinct volcanic terroir that is reflected in the flavors and aromas of the wines…
Somló
Somló is a unique and remarkable wine region located in Hungary, renowned for its high-quality wines and distinctive terroir. Despite being the smallest wine region in Hungary, Somló has gained a reputation as the jewel of the country’s wine industry due to its fascinating volcanic soil and high-quality wines.
The region’s volcanic soil is a result of youthful volcanic activity that created the Somló mountain on the shores of Lake Balaton…
Hajós-Baja
The Hajós-Baja wine region in southern Hungary, officially recognized as a wine-growing area in 2007, is celebrated for its historic winemaking heritage, diverse terroir, and optimal grape-growing conditions due to its fertile soil and proximity to the Danube River.
This area experiences a continental climate, benefiting from the river’s influence with ample sunshine and balanced rainfall, ideal for cultivating a variety of grapes including indigenous Hungarian and international varieties…
Mátra
Located in central Hungary, the Mátra wine region is a stunning area filled with gently sloping forested mountains and rich volcanic soil. With a history of viticulture dating back to the late 9th century, this region has become renowned for its exquisite white and red wines.
The climate is moderately continental, with protection from cold north winds provided by the Mátra Mountains…
Szekszárd
Szekszárd is a wine region located in the southern part of Hungary, with a long history of winemaking dating back to the Roman times. The region is known for its excellent red wines, which are produced using a variety of local and international grape varieties. With 2390 hectares of vineyards facing different directions along five central valleys, the region’s terroir is diverse, with loess soils and limestone deposits left behind by the prehistoric Pannonian sea…
Villány
Villány is a wine region located in the southernmost part of Hungary, known for its warm climate and sub-Mediterranean microclimate. It is divided into two districts, Villány and Siklós, and is home to 17 settlements. With an area of 2390 hectares, it is one of the country’s most extensive wine regions.
The region’s warm air flows in from the Mediterranean Sea, creating an ideal environment for red winemaking…
