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Savor the Finest Wines from the Moravia Wine Region in Moravia, Czech Republic
2h 30m
Verified host·Moravia,Czech Republic
Begin your evening with a refreshing welcome drink and an introduction to the talented winemaker and knowledgeable guide. Next, take a leisurely stroll through the picturesque vineyards, where you will enjoy tasting two exquisite wine samples right at the source. After your vineyard experience, return to the tasting room for a delightful gala dinner featuring local cuisine that perfectly complements the wines. The evening concludes with a guided tasting session in the wine cellar, showcasing a selection of exceptional local wines that reflect the unique terroir of the Moravia region.
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The Koráb family has a rich history in winemaking, spanning four generations. Their journey began in one of the oldest vineyards in the Moravian region, where the owner's grandfather cultivated a deep connection to the land. The breathtaking views from the Dukejsk track are a testament to their dedication. This passion for nature and wine has driven them to create exceptional wines from the ground up, blending hard…
Read more about Vinařství Marek KorábThe Czech Republic or Czechia is known as the land of beer, which you can buy in almost any country, but wine production began as early as the 2nd century AD during the time of the Roman Empire, as archaeological evidence shows. Since that time, viticulture and wine production have been practiced in this area. The Golden Age of viticulture in the Czech lands was a period from the 14th to the 16th century, beginning…
Explore Czech RepublicMoravia is the main wine region of the Czech Republic, located in the south-east of the country near the Austrian and Slovak borders. It is known for aromatic whites such as Grüner Veltliner, Riesling and Pálava, and reds from Blaufränkisch.
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