Wine Tasting with Tokaji Aszú & Cheese and Meat Platter at a UNESCO Heritage Cellar

Discover the world-famous Tokaj wine region through an intimate tasting at the family-owned, award-winning Naár Winery. Located among the UNESCO World Heritage wine cellars of Hercegkút, this experience combines exceptional wines, local delicacies, fascinating history, and genuine family hospitality in one unforgettable visit.

Your visit begins with a walk through Hercegkút's charming Swabian cellar village, where you'll discover the history of the village, its unique UNESCO-listed cellar rows, and the centuries-old winemaking traditions of Tokaj. You'll then step inside the Naár family's underground cellar, carefully carved and restored by hand over many years by the winemaker and his son, creating an intimate and atmospheric setting for your tasting.

During the guided tasting, you'll enjoy six carefully selected Tokaj wines, including:

• Dry Yellow Muscat (Sárgamuskotály)
• Furmint
• Hárslevelű
• Sweet Szamorodni / Late Harvest Kövérszőlő
• 5 Puttonyos Tokaji Aszú
• Semi-Sweet Yellow Muscat

To complement the wines, you'll also be served a generous platter of locally produced cheeses and cured meats, carefully selected from regional artisan producers. The food pairing perfectly complements the tasting while offering a delicious introduction to the flavors of Tokaj.

Throughout the tasting, you'll learn what makes Tokaj one of the world's oldest officially classified wine regions. Discover how volcanic soils, a unique microclimate, and the development of noble rot (Botrytis cinerea) give rise to wines found in only a handful of places around the world. You'll also hear the story behind Tokaji Aszú—known as the "Wine of Kings, King of Wines"—which has been treasured by European royalty for centuries.

After your tasting, you're welcome to continue exploring Hercegkút at your own pace. Walk up the nearby 14-station Calvary for panoramic views over the vineyards, the Zemplén Mountains, and the village, or visit the neighboring Kőporos cellar row, another beautifully preserved UNESCO World Heritage site lined with dozens of historic wine cellars.