"If you live in Rome do what the romans do". If you are in Hungary taste what the locals taste. Did you know that Hungary is considered to be wine drinking nation (rather than beer)? You will have a chance to taste 6 +1 indigenous Hungarian white wines, such as the "Unpronounceable Grape" called Cserszegi fűszeres, Hárslevelű or probably our best known grape Furmint, which is the basic grape of Tokaji Aszú. Among the red you can taste Kékfrankos, Kadarka and Bull's Blood. Besides tasting these wine I will tell you the history of winemaking in Hungary. As a wine journalist and wine judge I know a lot of wine makers in personal. I will also tell some funny stories regarding their wines which we taste. Also do not forget that most of the wines can be only tasted or bought in Michelin star restaurants and top hotels in Budapest.
You can find Wine The Gap Wine Bar in the charming Tompa street in the inner 9. district in Budapest- Tompa street is a colourful and vibrant street with coffee shops, restaurants, pubs, exhibition centers and galleries.
You can find Wine The Gap Wine Bar in the charming Tompa street in the inner 9. district in Budapest- Tompa street is a colourful and vibrant street with coffee shops, restaurants, pubs, exhibition centers and galleries.
