Description

We cultivate our nearly ten hectares (approx. 25 acres) of vineyard along the river Garam, 250 meters above sea level on the Hill of Muzsla. This historic wine region is enclosed inside the geographical centre of the triangle formed by the Garam River, the Danube and the southern side of the hills of Muzsla, in what used to be the vineyard of the Cathedral of Esztergom. Its soil is made of volcanic clay, rich in limestone and minerals. The old desire of our winery has been to bring back their old splendour to the villages situated along the Garam River, to build a well-established winery that rightly reflects the specific characteristics of our wine region, and even more: to transform the area around the confluence of the three rivers, the Garam, the Danube and the Ipoly, into a tourist micro-region. In order to achieve this, beside the wines, it is imperative that our gastronomic culture and tourism policies are built on local traditions using local ingredients and local labour.