Austria

A vigorous wine culture with a distinguished history and plenty of energetic young winemaking talent: Austria has it all.

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Croatia

From a tumultuous 20th century, Croatia has emerged with strong, unique wines that define the diversity of their nation and showcase their centuries of viticulture.

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Hungary

For centuries, Hungary has been home to some of the most prized wines on earth. Again today, this rich winegrowing culture is the source of increasingly exciting wines.

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Slovenia

A country at the crossroads, Slovenia has been quietly making high-class wines for over two millenia with many of the current wineries founded as far back as the 1500's.

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Georgia

At the crossroads of Western Asia and Eastern Europe, Georgia is considered the homeland of viticulture and winemaking.

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In the News

Introducing Our New Producer Gallay

HUNGARY Jozsef Borbely purchased his first vineyards in 1990 in Nyeklakhaza, in the Bukk appellation, a wine district located in North-Eastern Hungary,...
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Introducing Our New Producer Tornai

HUNGARY In 1945, Endre Tornai, the only survivor of his family, walked home to Hungary from the Russian front. Linka, a girl he fancied from before the war...
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Introducing Our New Producer Oszkár Maurer

SERBIA After meeting Oszkar Maurer for the first time, my hands were sore from taking so many notes and my head was spinning. Serbia? Tokaj connections?...
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Meet Turkey’s Visionary Vintner Güler Sabancı

TURKEY Ancient but challenged, wine culture perseveres in Turkey writes journalist Deborah Parker Wong in SOMM Journal. In her article, she talks to...
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Wine Wednesday Spotlight

#WineWednesday Spotlight #89: Pfneiszl Zefir

HUNGARY WHO AM I? Connect the dots on the label to find out! The grape is called Zefir, a white grape variety created in 1951 from a crossing of Leanyka...
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#WineWednesday Spotlight #88: Apátsági Hárslevelű

HUNGARY Somlo, a lone volcanic butte and Hungary’s smallest appellation, is a unique terroir of hardened lava, basalt, and ancient sea sediment. The...
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#WineWednesday Spotlight #87: Kikelet Kassai Hárslevelű

HUNGARY Great review and 90 points from Wine & Spirits Magazine for the Kikelet Kassai Harslevelu 2015: French-born Stephanie Berecz has a soft spot...
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Tasting Events

Sep 29 2017

Wines of Georgia Tasting

SAN FRANCISCO

Jun 12 2017

Georgian Wine Tasting

SAN FRANCISCO San Francisco Wine School 415 Grand Ave. #301, San Francisco

Jun 10 2017

Tasting at Que Syrah Wine Bar

SAN FRANCISCO Que Syrah Wine Bar 230 W Portal Ave, San Francisco, CA 94127

Jun 05 2017

Annual Wines of Georgia Tasting

NEW YORK Corkbuzz Restaurant & Wine Bar 13 E 13th St, New York, NY 10003

SERBIA

Meet Oszkár Maurer in this video from Terra Hungarica

Working with 30 producers, Terra Hungarica runs campaigns, organize tastings and – most importantly – the Mitiszol Festival, a wine... More Serbia

CROATIA

Mon Chérry…

Forced French puns aside, in the 11th hour brainstorming that usually precedes a newsletter to the trade, it occurred to me — cherries!... More Croatia

SLOVENIA

Too cold to drink rosé? No way!

Should you drink Rose in Winter? What about having Rose for Valentine’s Day? In his latest Wine Column, wine and food writer for The Washington... More Slovenia

HUNGARY

Meet Zoltán Balogh of Apátsági in this video from Terra Hungarica

Like Zoltan Balogh of Apatsagi winery, all producers under the Terra Hungarica flag adhere to sustainable farming without artificial fertilizers,... More Hungary

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