Tamás Riczu is a well-known figure in the Villány wine region, and there have been producers who have said that he is one of the rare exceptions who can see well in the changed circumstances that have recently characterised the wine world.
Quinta de Sant'Ana, a family winery in a picturesque village with whitewashed houses and a Baroque church, 30 minutes north-west of Lisbon.
The winery, founded in 1834, now run by the seventh generation of the family, has a wide range of table wines, fortified wines and sparkling wines.
Cortes de Cima, a white farmhouse, sitting atop a small hill in sunny Alentejo, has been home to the Danish 'winegrower', as he jokingly calls himself.
Relax with a book from José Saramago, José Luis Peixoto or Antonío Lobo Antunes, three acclaimed contemporary writers, with some fado playing in the background, perhaps a little Misia, Mariza or Amália Rodrigues.
One can find the Tonković winery in Serbia, close to the border of Hungary, right next to Királyhalom stretching across 25000 hectares or so in the wine-region of Szabadka-Horgos.
We had already had the chance to taste some wines from this Subotican winery; however, we were very happy to receive an invitation to the winery while waiting for a jazz concert in Budapest.
The French Master of Wine, Isabelle Legeron, is a big fan of Oszkár’s wines, as a regular visitor to the cellar.
There is no one in Serbia who would not know Zvonko Bogdan, the famous singer, tambura player.
Wijnkasteel Genoels-Elderen, the best-known Belgian winery in the world.
