Slovak Tokaj Wine Tasting at Tokaj & CO

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1 giờ 30 phút

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Tokaj sweet wines have been sought after by kings and wine lovers the world over for centuries. While the larger and better-known part of the Tokaj region is in Hungary, there are 175 hectares of vineyards around three Slovak villages recognized as part of the Tokaj region.

The Slovak Tokaj is less known, and less touristy but very authentic, charming, and welcoming for international visitors.

Thông tin khác

Service animals allowed

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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Cần Quan Tâm

Experience the 14th-century wine cellar in Tokaj (or Tokay), the second oldest recognized wine appellation in the world (after Chianti). Tokaj & CO is the largest producer of this world-renowned wine in the Slovak part of the Tokaj region producing naturally sweet wines. Learn about the history and traditions of Tokaj wine making and taste nine wines from the Tokaj & CO production, from the three traditional Tokaj varieties: furmint, lipo vina, and yellow muscat all the way to Tokaj hod wine (Tokaj aszú) sweetened with the hand-picked, dried and noble rotten grape berries. The tasting is accompanied by a small snack.

Menu Mẫu

main

Tokaj & CO wines

Bao gồm

9 Tokaj wine samples

Local bread and cheese

Tùy chọn

Slovak Tokaj Wine Tasting at Tokaj & CO

Đánh giá

4.00

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Interesting experience
PL2w,,22 thg 9, 2023
- Đánh giá từ Tripadvisor
4.00
I don't like wine and Tokaj wine is definitely not my thing, but this tour was a lot of fun! The drive there and back was already beautiful, but the spot was of course the most interesting. The people are very hospitable and also funny. At one point the tour goes underground (almost under Hungary...) and the wine barrels there look very grimy with mold and the like, but that's the way it should be! Then there is a room underground where a tasting with snacks and many types of wine takes place. Lots of types of wine.. Then there was a lunch afterwards, which took the wine a bit. All in all interesting!