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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Georgia

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

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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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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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In the News

Great places to drink Blue Danube Wines in San Francisco

HUNGARY There’re so many fine places where you can find Blue Danube wines in San Francisco! In particular, note these three restaurants: they have...
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Harvest report in Tokaj, Hungary: Interview with Samuel Tinon

HUNGARY This year, we decided to interview a few of our winemakers to get their impressions of the 2017 harvest and the overall 2017 vintage. We first...
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Harvest report in Carnuntum, Austria: Interview with Dorli Muhr

AUSTRIA This year, we decided to interview a few of our winemakers to get their impressions of the 2017 harvest and the overall 2017 vintage. Here is...
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New Kabaj vintage reviewed in Wine and Spirits Magazine

SLOVENIA Wine and Spirits Magazine has great reviews of the latest vintage of Kabaj in its October issue. These wines will be coming to the US shortly. In...
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Wine Wednesday Spotlight

#WineWednesday Spotlight #109: Geyerhof Zweigelt StockWerk

AUSTRIA After spending 3 years working for a wine magazine in New York City, wine and food writer Nicole Ruiz Hudson has recently returned to California....
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#WineWednesday Spotlight #108: Dubrovački Podrumi Malvasija Dubrovačka

CROATIA “It’s still summer here” for our friend Marcy Gordon. The temperatures are mild, the trees are still green, and sweet cherry...
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#WineWednesday Spotlight #107: Gallay Bistronauta White

HUNGARY Through his blog The Paprika Project, Irish-born Colm FitzGerald, who now lives in Hungary, likes to share Hungary’s rich culture and natural...
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Tasting Events

Nov 12 2017

RAW WINE LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES Vibiana, 214 South Main Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012

Nov 11 2017

Sonoma-Tokaj Sister Cities bi-annual fundraiser

SONOMA Burlingame Hall, 252 W Spain St, Sonoma, CA 95476

Nov 05 2017

Sip For A Cause

SAN FRANCISCO Bistro SF Grill 1305 Castro St, San Francisco, CA 94114

Nov 05 2017

RAW WINE NEW YORK

BROOKLYN 99 Scott Avenue, Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York City, USA

CROATIA

No Escape from Balkan

After a long hiatus, new Balkan wines from Croatia, Slovenia, and Bosnia & Herzegovina are finally here the second week of July. After looking... More Croatia

CROATIA

The Tart, Salty and the Nutty from the other side of the Adriatic: Summer Wines from the Balkans

15 wines is a lot to get through without losing you after this sentence. However, there is a salty, tart, and often nutty line that connects them... More Croatia

HUNGARY

The Rise of Blaufränkisch

It seems that in the last few years, Blaufrankisch (German for blue Frankish) has become Austria’s most successful red wine variety. It’s... More Hungary

TRAVEL

Cracking Croatian Wine: A Visitor-Friendly Guide

After four years of deliberating and planning together, in May 2015, Charine Tan and Dr Matthew Horkey sold almost all of their possessions,... More Travel

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