Cellars at Kövesdi Pincesor (Cellar Row), Tarcal Picnic, cauldron, Tokaj..... at the Kövesdi Cellar Row! Chance to try your cauldron cooking skills - any food you fancy, just cooked on a fire in a typical Hungarian cauldron, the bogrács. The jury will take into account the tasting of the dish with Szedmák wines.
The cult of Pope St Urban is being revived in the region where his relics lie and are taken ceremoniously through the region. Grape growing and winemaking have accompanied humanity throughout history. In Hungary the Mongol invasion and much later phylloxera devasted not only the vines but also the culture of the region. And many […]
Exciting wine tasting in impressive Vajdahunyádi Castle - superb venue for 150 Furmints from Tokaj, Somló, Eger wineries... (dry, late harvest, Tokaji Aszú)
Mountain bike cross competition and trial race around the slopes of Tarcal
One of the most active associations in the Tokaj Wine Region, the Confrérie de Tokaj has a wide membership of people passionate about Tokaj, professionals and non.
The Tokaj Spring includes tastings of dry and Aszú over the last 26 years as well as intronisation of new members, lunch and a walk around Mád.
A weekend of wine, enchantment and friendship in Tarcal! Why witchy weekend? Well,
The cult of Pope St Urban is being revived in the region where his relics lie and are taken ceremoniously through the region. Grape growing and winemaking have accompanied humanity throughout history. In Hungary the Mongol invasion and much later phylloxera devasted not only the vines but also the culture of the region. And many […]
The oldest harvest festival in the region - it started in 1932. Processions, traditional clothes and music – the town of Tokaj celebrates the Harvest Fest (Tokaj-hegyaljai Szüreti Napok). Festivities throughout the weekend include winemakers and a market along the main street, as well as music in the main square, where popular Hungarian bands take […]
A weekend of wine, enchantment and friendship in Tarcal! Why witchy weekend? Well,
A family-friendly fun weekend of wine, enchantment and friendship in a sparkling mood! Why witchy weekend? In in Tarcal in 1100, Hungarian king Coloman the Learned prohibited the persecution of witches – because they “do not exist”.
Wow! First time the Tour de Hongrie will be flashing through the Tokaj Wine Region on 15 May 2020! The Tour 2020 is avoiding places in Hungary that will be taken on the Gira d'Italia that's coming to the country this year - mainly to Balaton, Budapest and western Hungary.
The event in 2020 will be much lower key than usual... The Tokaj Women and Wine shop is open as are a couple of wineries in Mád. The Eucharist Conference is postponed until 2021. The cult of Pope St Urban is being revived in the region where his relics lie and are taken ceremoniously through […]
Rather smaller than the usual festivities this year sees at least 3 or 4 wineries opening their doors - Circle of Mád brings you open cellars.
A family-friendly fun weekend of wine, enchantment and friendship in a sparkling mood! Why witchy weekend? In in Tarcal in 1100, Hungarian king Coloman the Learned prohibited the persecution of witches – because they “do not exist”.
A family-friendly fun weekend of wine, enchantment and friendship in a sparkling mood! Why witchy weekend? In in Tarcal in 1100, Hungarian king Coloman the Learned prohibited the persecution of witches – because they “do not exist”.
Mountain bike cross competition and cross-country trial race around the slopes of Tarcal
A weekend of wine, enchantment and friendship in Tarcal! Why witchy weekend? Well,
Mountain bike cross competition and cross-country trial race around the slopes of Tarcal
A family-friendly fun weekend of wine, enchantment and friendship in a sparkling mood! Why witchy weekend? Here in Tarcal - in 1100 - Hungarian king Coloman the Learned prohibited the persecution of witches – because they “do not exist”.
Nozt yet confirmed, but usually advertsied late :) The cult of Pope St Urban is being revived in the region where his relics lie and are taken ceremoniously through the region. Grape growing and winemaking have accompanied humanity throughout history. In Hungary the Mongol invasion and much later phylloxera devasted not only the vines but […]
A couple of years ago the old typographers old on the former main street in Sárospatak was completely renovated into a stylish winery with a funky garden area overlooking the river Bodrog and concert space.
Exciting wine tasting - superb venue for a plethora of Furmints from Tokaj, Somló, Eger wineries... (dry, late harvest, Tokaji Aszú)
A weekend of wine, enchantment and friendship in a sparkling mood! Why witchy weekend? Historical sources tell us it was in Tarcal where, in 1100, the Hungarian king Coloman the Learned declared a law prohibiting the persecution of strigae – vampires or mares – because they “do not exist”.
This family-friendly fun weekend is based around folk culture, womanhood and, naturally, wine. Events will be published soon. And here are just some of the venues: 6 Puttonyos Wine Villge, Reformed church, synagogue, Terrapolis permaculture garden) and wineries Basilicus Borkultúra Központ, Degenfeld Castle Hotel and Winery, Dorogi Testvérek, Kern, Kikelet, Majoros Birtok, Matyisák-Vízkeleti Borászat, Myrtus, Pataky Borporta, Tokajicum Borház, the former Royal Estate Centre and cella
The cult of Pope St Urban is being revived in the region where his relics lie and are taken ceremoniously through the region. Grape growing and winemaking have accompanied humanity throughout history. In Hungary the Mongol invasion and much later phylloxera devasted not only the vines but also the culture of the region. And many of these rich folk traditions are being revived
Thematic tasting organised by Mád Circle. The cult of Pope St Urban is being revived in the region where his relics lie and are taken ceremoniously through the region. Grape growing and winemaking have accompanied humanity throughout history. In Hungary the Mongol invasion and much later phylloxera devasted not only the vines but also the culture of the region. And many of these rich folk traditions are being revived
All about the sweet! Aszú weekend at a whole range of venues around Tokaj town open their doors for festive fun - wine tasting, handcrafts, gifts and face painting - plus culinary treats from fresh fried fish to Hungarian "French toast"!
The last day of the year sees this VI Extreme Tarcal-Tokaj trail competition organised by Extreme Trail Hungary Sportegyesület with Majoros Birtok & Borbár.
Tarcal Wine and Culture Association (Bor és Kultúra Egyesület) and Andrássy Kúria Hotel are joining to organise the auction and ball to contribute to the re-casting of the 200-year bell at the Reformed church. By bidding at the ball and buying wine you can contribute to the cause.
Furmint February tasting comes to the nearby city of Debrecen - with 30 great winemakers arriving to pour their (100) wonderful Furmints in the spirit of "if it's February then it must be Furmint!" (Furmint Február). Organised by wine society Debreceni Borbarátok Társasága
A weekend of wine, enchantment and friendship in a sparkling mood! Why witchy weekend? Historical sources tell us it was in Tarcal where, in 1100, the Hungarian king Coloman the Learned declared a law prohibiting the persecution of strigae – vampires or mares – because they “do not exist”.
This family-friendly fun weekend is based around folk culture, womanhood and, naturally, wine. Events will be published soon. And here are just some of the venues: 6 Puttonyos Wine Villge, Reformed church, synagogue, Terrapolis permaculture garden) and wineries Basilicus Borkultúra Központ, Degenfeld Castle Hotel and Winery, Dorogi Testvérek, Kern, Kikelet, Majoros Birtok, Matyisák-Vízkeleti Borászat, Myrtus, Pataky Borporta, Tokajicum Borház, the former Royal Estate Centre and cella