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Historic Wine Cellars of Tokaj
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Historic Wine Cellars of Tokaj

Tokaji pincék

Tokaj Typical visit: 1–2 hours per cellar

Centuries-old cellars lined with noble mould, where aszú matures.

Long, narrow cellars cut into the volcanic rock keep a constant cool temperature, and their walls are covered in a dark cellar mould that is part of the local wine culture. Many wineries across the region offer cellar visits and tastings of dry Furmint and sweet aszú.

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Good to know

  • Book tastings in advance, especially outside the main season.
  • Bring a light layer — cellars stay cool even in summer.
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Tokaj Town

A small wine town where the Bodrog meets the Tisza.

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Tokaj Hill

A volcanic hill of vineyards with views over the plain and the rivers.

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A Renaissance castle on the Bodrog, linked to the Rákóczi princes.

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