Taste the best of Hungarian Wines In Budapest

Taste Hungarian wine

Highlights

Budapest

gastronomical, winetour, cultural

Group Tour

4 Hours

Easy

English

Description

Explore an ancient wine cave system, one of the largest labyrinth wine cellar of the world in a village. Learn all about wine culture and champagne making, and taste quality wines including Tokaji Aszú and other wines (7 wines- white, rose, red). Take an easy stroll around the old village seeing mansions and castles of wine producers from the golden times of the area. Walk around romantic narrow streets where many original houses of the first settlers still standing. During our walk you will get an impression of this wine district before we enter the cellar labyrinth that lies below our feet.

Itinerary

Learn all about wines!
- Walk around the old wine village to explore the charming streets and pretty buildings with some great view.
- Arrive inside the wine cellar, besides having a variety of wines from different Hungarian wine regions, many local wine specialty is produced here.
- See the most interesting parts of the wine cellar with the wine expert tour guide and learn about local wine culture and champagne making. You will be surrounded by historical wood carved casks, old wine tools and vintage wine stacks.
- Taste a selection of quality wines from all over Hungary, including the world famous Tokaji Aszú and other precious Hungarian wines (7 wines, white, rose and red).
- Learn about professional wine tasting, get to know all you ever wanted about wines!

What's Included

Tasting of 7 wines and snacks

Budapest Wine expert guide

What's Excluded

Personal Expenses

Know Before You Go

Small groups, interactive atmosphere, English speaking professional local guides with deep knowledge of wine.

This amazing 40 km long wine cellar labyrinth, carved deep into a limestone hill hides many old oak cask with beautiful wood carving decoration and other interesting wine relics. It has been a constantly working wine cellar for more than 300 years, aging wines from different Hungarian wine regions. Wine making was practiced here already during the Roman times. The village is a proud holder of the international "town of wine and champagne" title.

We also offer wine dinners with specialty Hungarian dishes for groups.