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Discover Hungary’s wines and wine regions by participating at a masterclasses and pop-up tastings hosted by wine experts and the winemakers themself themselves. Join the Hungarian masterclasses at Wine Paris to gain personal experience with indigenous grape varieties, wine styles and the amazing diversity of the Hungarian terroir. This is a great opportunity to understand why Hungary is such a magical wine growing country and what its wines are capable of.
9 February | Monday
The history and present of MT Sparkling Wines in Hungary. Location: Wines of Hungary stand Hall 4 | B 135 [...]
The story and stylistic diversity of the Balaton region's most important grape variety. Location: Wines of Hungary stand Hall 4 [...]
Celebrating Furmint February with Konstantin Baum MW through 3 single vinyard dry furmint wines from the most iconic vinyards of [...]
Meet the Szekszárd Bottle Community and discover the story and flagship styles of Szekszárd. Location: Wines of Hungary stand Hall [...]
From the world-famous Tokaj to the dramatic slopes of Somló and the fresh, high-altitude vineyards of Mátra, explore the volcanic [...]
Botrytis – noble rot. What are the key differences between Szamorodni and Aszú in the world’s first enclosed wine region? [...]
10 February | Tuesday
Central Europe’s largest lake isn’t just about light summer wines! The northern shore, with its volcanic, marl, limestone, and sandstone [...]
Konstantin Baum MW introduces his top 3 Hungarian wines he tasted in 2025. Location: Wines of Hungary stand Hall 4 [...]
Estate, Vineyard, Parcel. Exploring the Depths of Tokaj’s Volcanic Terroir. Location: Wines of Hungary stand Hall 4 | B 135 [...]
Meet the Szekszárd Bottle Community and discover the story and flagship styles of Szekszárd. Location: Wines of Hungary stand Hall [...]
Curious about the differences between the two styles of Bikavér? We’ve got you covered. Discover the similarities and differences as [...]
Botrytis – noble rot. What are the key differences between Szamorodni and Aszú in the world’s first enclosed wine region? [...]
11 February | Wednesday
Hungary’s indigenous grape varieties are being reimagined for today’s wine lovers. Try Irsai Olivér, Kéknyelű, Juhfark and Kabar. Location: Wines [...]
Being organic isn't about following a trend, it's about shaping the future. Meet the new generation of Hungarian winemakers. Location: [...]
Meet the Szekszárd Bottle Community and discover the story and flagship styles of Szekszárd. Location: Wines of Hungary stand Hall [...]
Botrytis – noble rot. What are the key differences between Szamorodni and Aszú in the world’s first enclosed wine region? [...]