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From new releases and walk-around tastings to international wine events, there are plenty of opportunities to discover our wines in person, ask questions, chat, and find your next favorite.

It's not only what goes into the bottle that matters, but also that, before the sparkling wine is even taken out of its box, its appearance already conveys the quality represented by what's inside.

Our traditional sparkling wines won gold and silver medals at the Champagne & Sparkling Wine World Championships 2026:VEVENT

What happens in the cellar before a wine or sparkling wine reaches your glass? How are award-winning wines created, and what stories do the vineyards of Etyek hold?

We celebrated the 30th anniversary of our establishment with breathtaking moments. At our Etyeki Kúria old hill Sparkling Estate, we introduced the first milestones of our traditional sparkling win...

Our passionate relationship has lasted since the first planting in Etyek in 2001. A versatile variety that shows its best at the traditional March Pinot Noir Vertical tasting held at the Etyeki Kúr...

Our head winemaker, Sándor Mérész, joined Etyeki Kúria in May 2009. Since then, he has been shaping the unique style of our wines, harmonizing our local conditions with his own international experi...

And if possible, let it be! Our wines and sparkling wines can be gifted without paying the representation tax according to the regulation published in the Hungarian Official Gazette as follows:

As a result of conscious professional work and strategic planning, in recent years we have been able to expand at a much faster pace than planned, so our winery outgrew its previous building by 2023.

On December 15, 2022, we held the topping-out ceremony for our new, under-construction winery, which is celebrated when the building reaches its highest point.

Our Pinot Noir 2019 vintage won a gold medal at the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles international wine competition, which featured entries from wine regions all over the world. It is a feeling of hap...

Sándor started from a small village along the Sajó River, then passed through Gyöngyös, California, Eger, and Tuscany before ending up in the vineyards of Budapest. We talked with the daring Sándor.

You can't think short-term in vineyards. Grape vines can live for a hundred to a hundred and fifty years – if we take care of them and maintain them properly.

When we pour wine into our glass, we tend to forget that nearly 85% of the liquid dancing in the goblet is water.

If Spider-Man can stick to walls, Superman can fly, and Thor is simply a god, then what about the grape growers?