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Hungarian food and wine are renowned worldwide, and for good reason. With iconic dishes like goulash and world-famous wines like Tokaji Aszú, your trip to Hungary will be a gastronomic adventure you won’t forget any time soon.
However, Hungary’s wine culture is on a whole new level. With a strong winemaking tradition that spans centuries and a modern wine scene that continues to innovate, Hungarian wine tasting is an experience like no other. Throw the scenic landscapes of some of Hungary’s most famous wine regions into the mix, and this becomes a treat for all your senses.
Visit the most well-known wine region, Tokaj, to indulge in one of the oldest sweet wines in the world, Tokaji Aszú, but also to explore its charming vineyards and mysterious wine cellars. A trip to Eger lets you try a wine with a fascinating name, Egri Bikavér or the “Bull’s Blood,” and tour the historic Eger Castle. Villány is known for its signature Bordeaux varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, as well as its breathtaking views.
Though each Hungarian wine region has something unique to offer, don’t fret if you don’t have time to visit them all (or any, for that matter!) One sip of Budapest wine, and any other place will cease to matter.
Going wine tasting in Budapest gives you a unique opportunity to taste wines from each of the 22 wine regions without leaving the city’s borders. There’s no need to waste time traveling and organizing a trip; everything you need is a short walk or a few bus stops away.
This makes organizing an event, whether an intimate occasion like a proposal or a big celebration with family, friends, or coworkers, infinitely easier and more convenient.
There are numerous ways to truly get to know Hungarian wines in Budapest, but we suggest the following.
Don’t get it twisted – a wine bar is much more than just a bar that serves wine. It’s an establishment with an extensive list of wines you can taste in multiple ways (from by the bottle to by the half-glass). Ideally, you’ll have a cozy sitting area, some delicious food, and excellent service to go with it.
Though you won’t have any shortage of such wine bars in Budapest, our favorites are St. Andrea Skybar and Takler Borbár. The former lets you try exquisite wines from the Eger wine region on a rooftop, accompanied by Hungarian artisan delicacies. The latter offers a mini-trip to the Szekszárd wine region, both through wines and incredible flavors.
Though most wine regions in Hungary organize festivals, nothing can compare to Budapest’s Buda Castle Wine Festival. Typically held in September, it’s a grand showcase of the nation’s finest products, allowing you to taste wine from all wine regions.
Budapest offers plenty of opportunities for wine tasting. If you have little time, visit one of the specialist wine shops and take your pick. If, however, you want a more immersive experience, consider going on a wine tasting tour that might take you to a wine cellar, bar, or winery.
Some places that you can’t miss include the following:
The locations mentioned above are just a taste (pun intended!) of what Budapest has to offer to wine enthusiasts. For a more comprehensive offering, visit Hellowine’s website and browse the most amazing wine-centered experiences throughout the city. Each will come with a detailed description to help you determine whether it suits your needs.
If you want your loved ones to also experience the wonders of wine tasting in Budapest, gift them a voucher. If they can’t come, you can always buy them a bottle of quality Budapest wine directly on Hellowine’s website. Of course, grab one (or more!) for you, too, so you can relive the delightful experience long after leaving Hungary.