Wine Regions of Hungary (Magyar borvidékek) / The Taste of Hungary: A Comprehensive Guide to the Country's Wine Regions / Hardcover

UPC 9789631361315 / 978-9631361315

Printed in Hungary

Pages 404 

Language: English

Features:

• Publisher: Corvina Publishing
• Year of publication: 2013
• Page number: 404 pages
• Size: 136mm x 200mm
• ISBN: 9789631361315
• Kiadó: Corvina Kiadó
• Kiadás éve: 2013
• Oldalszám: 404 oldal
• Méret: 136 mm x 200 mm
• ISBN: 9789631361315

Summary:

This second volume in Corvina's series of themed guidebooks presents the wine regions of Hungary, exploring their history, soil, climate and most typical grape varieties. The guide covers all 145 of the most significant wine producers in the country, conveniently breaking them down by region. We are introduced to each producer's winemaking 'philosophy' and working ethos, as well as full contact details and information on wine-tastings, retail and accommodation. And, in order to make the guide as complete as possible, the winemakers covered here have themselves recommended a further 211 wineries of interest, listed here with full contact details.

The guide is handsomely illustrated with 650 color photographs, and has maps and GPS references to aid orientation.

Wine Regions of Hungary (Magyar borvidékek) by Corvina Publishing is a comprehensive guidebook that offers an in-depth exploration of the wine regions of Hungary. Published in 2013, this guidebook has proven to be an invaluable resource for wine enthusiasts from around the world.

At 404 pages, the guidebook covers the country's most significant wine producers, breaking them down by region. The guidebook also provides valuable information on the history, soil, climate, and typical grape varieties of each region.

Each producer's winemaking philosophy and working ethos are also discussed, giving readers a glimpse into the passion and commitment behind each bottle of wine. Additionally, the guidebook features full contact details and information on wine-tastings, retail, and accommodation.

To make the guidebook as complete as possible, the winemakers featured in the guidebook have recommended a further 211 wineries of interest, which are listed with full contact details. This ensures that readers have access to a wide range of high-quality wines from across Hungary.

The guidebook is richly illustrated with 650 color photographs and features maps and GPS references to aid orientation. It is published in Hungarian and is an excellent resource for wine enthusiasts looking to explore the rich wine culture of Hungary.

Overall, Wine Regions of Hungary (Magyar borvidékek) by Corvina Publishing is a must-have guidebook for anyone interested in Hungarian wine. It is a comprehensive resource that offers valuable insights into the country's wine regions, producers, and grape varieties, making it an essential tool for wine lovers everywhere.