House of Hungarian Wines, Wine museum in Castle District, Hungary
The House of Hungarian Wines is a museum in Castle District that displays over 700 wine varieties from 22 growing regions across the country. The collection occupies a former Finance Ministry building and provides detailed information about each wine region.
The museum opened in September 2007 when the Federation of Hungarian Vine and Wine Producers received the building to promote national wine production. Its establishment marked a significant effort to present the country's wine heritage on an international stage.
The museum highlights Tokaji Aszu, a wine mentioned in Hungary's national anthem, and showcases local grape varieties alongside their growing and production methods. Visitors experience these traditions through displays and tastings throughout the space.
Visitors can participate in guided tours available in English, Hungarian, German, and French while sampling 70 different wines from a rotating monthly selection. The building sits centrally in Castle District and is easy to reach.
The institution offers a specialized 12-day wine education program covering the country's growing regions, grape varieties, and production techniques. This course targets enthusiasts who want to explore Hungarian wine traditions in greater depth.
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