Upper Pannonia
Upper Pannonia
Sopron
A cool, breezy district by the Alpine foothills, closely associated with Kékfrankos.
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Hungary’s 22 wine districts
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22 wine districts
Upper Pannonia
Upper Pannonia
Nagy-Somló
A compact volcanic hill producing distinctive white wines.
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Upper Pannonia
Upper Pannonia
Etyek–Buda
A cool-climate district near Budapest, producing still and sparkling wines.
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Upper Pannonia
Mór
A historic district between the Vértes and Bakony ranges, associated with Ezerjó.
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Upper Pannonia
Pannonhalma
A white-wine district in the Sokoró hills with Benedictine traditions.
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Balaton
Balaton
Balatonfüred–Csopak
A northern Balaton district strongly associated with Olaszrizling.
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Balaton
Balaton-felvidék
A varied white-wine landscape of basins and volcanic hills.
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Balaton
Balaton
Balatonboglár
The gently rolling southern shore offers a broad range of grapes and styles.
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Pannon
Pécs
A warm district on the southern Mecsek slopes with Mediterranean influence.
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Pannon
Szekszárd
A red-wine district on loess hills, known for Kadarka and Kékfrankos.
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Pannon
Tolna
Rolling loess hills planted with a broad range of white and red grapes.
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Pannon
Villány
A warm southern region closely associated with full-flavoured red wines.
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Danube
Danube
Upper Hungary
Upper Hungary
Upper Hungary
Bükk
A cooler district on the southern Bükk slopes, close to extensive forests.
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Upper Hungary
Mátra
A varied, white-wine-focused district below the southern Mátra slopes.
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Tokaj
Tokaj
A historic landscape of volcanic vineyards, dry Furmint and botrytised sweet wines.
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