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The 15 hungarian wine tasting worth your time in Budapest, with what each one involves, the going price and the operator behind it.
Half-day from Budapest to Etyek wine country for family tastings, Hungarian gastro bites, and pickup. Small-group, easy, great value.
Most Popular“Had a fabulous day with great wine and food,”
Budapest sommelier tasting with 5 Hungarian wines, cheese and charcuterie, bread and artisan oil, and a Tokaj sweet finish. 1.5 hours.
Half-day guided wine trip from Budapest to Etyek. Visit family wineries, taste 4 wines each, then enjoy a 3-course farm meal.
“Amazing tour! First winery we stopped at had one of the best Pinot Noirs I’ve ever had. Guide was great at explaining the history of the wineries. Transportation was comfortable. Fantastic way to get out of the city into the local Hungarian areas. 5/5”
Hungarian wine tasting in a 19th-century Budapest cellar with five indigenous wines, cheese and charcuterie, bread, and mineral water.
“The sommelier knew the wines and they were paired nicely with the charcuterie board. He spent time talking about the wines, then allowed us 15 minutes to enjoy the wine and food.”
Sample Hungarian meats, cheese, chocolate, and pastries plus 3 wines and Tokaji aszú on a small-group 4-hour Budapest walk.
“Andy was an amazing guide! We got to try so many dishes, and they tasted much more flavorful and authentic than the highly reviewed restaurants that we found ourselves.”
Budapest wine tasting at Wine the Gap: 7 Hungarian wines, farm-style tapas, and an English wine expert in about 2 hours.
“Me and my husband had an outstanding evening with Miki! Miki did a great job on sharing his knowledge on the various wine regions in Hungary and the wines we tasted were excellent as well as the small bites to complement the wines. The Wine Bar where we met was lovely. Unfortunately, we scheduled this…”
Budapest’s Bortodoor tasting pairs 8 Hungarian wines with local charcuterie in a cozy 2-hour guided session.
Sommelier-led Budapest tasting of 8 Hungarian wines with cheese and charcuterie pairings, plus a 2-hour crash course on regions.
Budapest cellar tasting with 8 Hungarian wines, sommelier stories, and cheese & charcuterie pairings in about 2 hours for $65.
“Thomas, sorry about the spelling of your name was a great wine expert. He taught us so much about Hungarian wines. I loved this experience. It’s more couples that go to this, but you can definitely do it solo”
2-hour private Hungarian wine tasting in Budapest with Miklós Csizmadia: indigenous whites, reds, snacks, and stories in English.
“Do not miss this unforgettable evening of Hungarian wines hosted by Mickey”
Budapest food and wine tour with Foodapest™: 16+ Hungarian tastings at Central Market Hall, goulash, langos, chimney cake, wine.
“Fantastic tour! Messi was very knowledgeable and very personable, and the food was amazing!”
Budapest city-center wine tasting with a sommelier: 6 Hungarian wines plus tapas at Platz near St Stephen’s Basilica.
“Our sommelier, Lidia, was both extremely knowledgeable & had practical experience of Hungarian viniculture. Through her expertise we enjoyed 6 superb Hungarian wines ranging from crisp whites to flavoursome reds, guiding us through how best to enjoy each with complementary charcuterie & cheeses.”
Private Danube Bend day from Budapest to Szentendre and Visegrád with guided walks, cellar lunch, and included palace entry.
“We had a wonderful time on the Szentendre and Visegrád Private”
Taste Hungarian flavors in Budapest’s Central Market, neighborhood bites, and a 3-wine finale with an English guide.
“Would 100% recommend. This was a great introduction to Budapest and Hungarian food. We had multiple tasting stops at the market, went to a restaurant where our guide ordered multiple plates for us to taste, had coffee and cake at a coffee house and did a wine tasting to end off the tour.”
Private tuk tuk tour in Budapest with Buda views and Danube river stops, then an included wine tasting and cheese platter at DiVino.
“We felt it was too expensive for what it was”
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