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Modra, Slovakia
This excursion is designed exclusively for aficionados of wine. Nestled within the charming confines of the picturesque town of Modra, located conveniently near Bratislava, we cordially invite you to our esteemed boutique winery. Here, you will have the unique opportunity to savor an array of exquisite wines that are available exclusively in the city’s most renowned wine bars. Each bottle embodies the meticulous care and dedication put into its creation, reflecting the passion and commitment of our team.
We are a family-operated winery located in Modra, a charming medieval town nestled among the picturesque Small Carpathians. Renowned for its rich history and exquisite craftsmanship, Modra has long been celebrated for its high-quality wines and artisanal ceramics. Notably, the renowned Czech poet and linguist, Ludek Stur, passed away in this historic city.
Our vineyard spans five hectares, where we cultivate a diverse array of grape varietals, including White Riesling, Grüner Veltliner, Pinot Gris, and Gewürztraminer, among others. Our commitment to sustainable practices and innovative techniques ensures that each bottle embodies the unique character of our region, with notes of fresh herbs, honeyed fruits, and subtle earthiness.
Visitors to Modra can savor our exceptional range of wines, which not only showcase the beauty of our local terroir but also incorporate elements inspired by our garden’s bounty, such as wildflowers, medlars, mulberries, and figs. Each sip promises a journey back to the serene landscapes of Modra, evoking memories of leisurely strolls through its verdant hillsides.
Our skilled winemakers, recognized globally for their expertise, contribute significantly to our reputation as one of Europe’s premier wine producers. They regularly participate in prestigious wine competitions, earning accolades both domestically and internationally. With this blend of tradition and innovation, we aim to continue crafting wines that resonate deeply with those who appreciate the complexities and nuances of fine vintages.
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| Includes | Wine tasting, mineral water, cheese & bread, transportation from Bratislava to Modra and back. |
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Duration 2 hours
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Live tour guide
English and German.
Wheelchair accessible
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Modra, Slovakia
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Modra Winery
Modra, a charming medieval town nestled among the picturesque Small Carpathians.
Family-operated
White Riesling, Grüner Veltliner, Pinot Gris, and Gewürztraminer, among others
Five hectares
Renowned for its rich history and exquisite craftsmanship, Modra has long been celebrated for its high-quality wines and artisanal ceramics.
Notable Czech poet and linguist, he passed away in Modra
To craft wines that embody the unique character of our region, with notes of fresh herbs, honeyed fruits, and subtle earthiness.
Awards earned from prestigious wine competitions.
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