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The world’s third most popular white wine has conquered Hungary
The rainy weather has put them to the test, but this year’s grape harvest is expected to be good
A visit to a winery or a wine tour is almost a “must” part of a holiday at Lake Balaton
A new collaboration, work on the estate, and new wines now available in shops
Angels from the frescos of the Archbishop’s Palace also appear on the labels
Nature, and attention to the natural environment, receive great emphasis in March.
Veszprém Archdiocese Winery is already preparing the new cuvée wines and varietal wines
Vincent Day vine shoots are also pruned by Veszprém Archdiocese Winery
Christmas customs surrounding the consumption of drinks differ by country. In France, rightly famed for its sparkling wines, it is virtually obligatory to drink champagne with the seasonal menu, while in the United Kingdom port is considered one of the favourite beverages at Christmas.
Past, tradition, continuity. Veszprém Archdiocese (and its legal predecessor Veszprém Bishopric) has been engaged in grape cultivation and winemaking for about 750 years, since 1277. Antal Benesch has run – as head winemaker – the Winery on the Archdiocese estate for two years. The young specialist brought his dedication and professional commitment from home and after graduating from university he honed his skills at famous winemakers both in Hungary and abroad. Antal says: I would like anyone sampling the products of the Winery to find that time stands still and they can set aside their cares for just a few minutes.
