The Szepsy family's historic cellars in Mád, with winemaking roots to the 16th century and the origins of Aszú production. Appointment-only visits covering the vineyards, historic cellar, and a seated tasting of single-vineyard cuvées.
Address: Batthyány utca 59, 3909 Mád, Hungary, Tokaj
Wine experience centre and restaurant in Mád with full-height windows overlooking the village and vineyards. Comprehensive Szepsy wine list and modern Hungarian cuisine; various modes of exploring the estate's vineyards available.
One of the longest cellar systems in the region, sections dating to the 16th century. Multiple tasting formats including a vertical Aszú tasting and a Treasure Hunt cellar exploration; winner of Best Cellar Visit in Hungary two consecutive years.
State-of-the-art winery designed by Csaba Bodonyi, opening 2010, with 13th-century cellars beneath. Tasting programmes cover single-vineyard Furmint and Aszú from the estate's first- and second-growth plots: Mézes Mály, Nyulászó, Betsek, among others.
Tokaj-Hétszőlő's retail shop in Tokaj town centre, above the Rákóczi cellars. Sells estate wines plus local balsam vinegar and grape-seed oil; tasting bar for walk-in glass pours; open Monday to Sunday.
Wine experience centre and restaurant in Mád with full-height windows overlooking the village and vineyards. Comprehensive Szepsy wine list and modern Hungarian cuisine; various modes of exploring the estate's vineyards available.
Ground-floor wine bar in the striking Sauska Tokaj winery opened 2024, designed with panoramic terraces over the vineyards. Sauska sparkling and still wines by the glass; connects to Padi restaurant upstairs.
15th-century cellar complex on Tokaj's main square, with a Knight's Hall measuring 28 m long and 5 m high. Owned by Tokaj-Hétszőlő Organic Vineyard; tastings cover Aszú, Furmint, and Hárslevelű in English and Hungarian.
One of the longest cellar systems in the region, sections dating to the 16th century. Multiple tasting formats including a vertical Aszú tasting and a Treasure Hunt cellar exploration; winner of Best Cellar Visit in Hungary two consecutive years.
State-of-the-art winery designed by Csaba Bodonyi, opening 2010, with 13th-century cellars beneath. Tasting programmes cover single-vineyard Furmint and Aszú from the estate's first- and second-growth plots: Mézes Mály, Nyulászó, Betsek, among others.
