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“How happy the people living here must be!” | Leaving the city part 2—Vaskapu Kastély Pince, Mohács
Someone can have several homes in life: Géza Galán’s story began in Bratislava and continued in Budapest before a fateful Búsójárás (meaning “Busó-walking”, a tradition which includes the Busós of Mohács wearing masks, listening to folk music, parading and dancing—the Transl.) in Mohács made him fall in love
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These are the wines we drink this spring! | Bortársaság—BORtavasz
What novelties await us on our favorite restaurants’ wine list this season? Who are the up-and-coming winemakers who should definitely be on our “wine radar” if we want to taste some exciting new releases? From which wine bottle does the label of Olivér Csepella smile back at us? What do
sustainability
“For me, the community is the most beautiful thing about natural wine” | Interview with Rebeka Győrfi
In the marketing deluge we face, it’s often hard to tell whether there are just clever marketers or real ideas behind a trend. The term ‘natural wine’ is on the rise, but what makes a wine natural and the values behind it are not clear to many. Rebeka Győrfi
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Good people, good places | Big picture of gastronomy
In the second episode of our weekly series, we’ll talk about coffee, wine, and even apples will appear in our last video, this time in a quite extraordinary context, in a lecsó. How can a newly opening catering unit make a big entrance and become successful? What’s the
budapest
Wine festival visual identity in another way | Faraway Design
Finally Újpest’s wine festival has a visual identity it deserves: the team of Faraway Design redesigned the visual appearance of the event just the way it was supposed to. Let’s see the result!
The two-pronged hook of the fourth district of Budapest, a cluster of grapes, a calabash