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VINEYARD

Our winery has 30 hectares of its own plantations, which are located in the outstanding vineyards of Villány. Among the grapes, you can find varieties that produce light and fruity wines (Portugieser, Pinot Noir) as well as more full-bodied varieties intended for aging (Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot).

 

After hand harvesting, the bunches and then the berries go through special Grape Selection. With this method, all unwanted parts (leaves, stalks, damaged berries) are removed.

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ÖRDÖGÁROK

60 hektáros katlan, lenyűgöző panorámával.

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JAMMERTAL

Villány legrégebbi dűlője, déli fekvéssel és kitűnő adottságokkal.

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BOCOR

Kiváló adottságú terület, sokszor 0,5 - 1 kg / tőke termésátlaggal.

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Villányi Wine Region

The Villányi Wine Region is located in the southern part of Transdanubia, in Baranya County, on the southern slopes of the Villányi Mountains. In Hungary's southernmost wine region with a sub-Mediterranean climate, grapes are grown on only 2,500 hectares. Not only at home, but also abroad, many people follow the concentration of the human and nature of the Villány vineyard in the wine. Centuries-old winemaking traditions make the Villány wine region one of Hungary's most famous red wine-producing areas. Hungary's top red wines are produced in this small wine region in southern Baranya.

The first full-fledged protection of origin system was built here.

 

The loess, clayey soils formed on sedimentary limestone of marine origin are excellent for the creation of strong, full-bodied red wines. The location is the most decisive factor in the quality and development of the wine's character. Due to the east-west orientation of the mountain range, the vineyards are protected from the north winds. Southern hillsides heat up much more in the sun. The number of hours of sunshine here in South Baranya is the highest in the country, which plays a decisive role in the life of the grapes.

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