Slopes
Slopes
Barátszőlő
From the „Papok borozója” in Balatonszőlős there’s a perfect view for the Barát szőlő slope. The biggest contiguous vineyard the winery has. Pinot gris, Sauvignon blanc, Chardonnay and Muscat Lunel can be found in this vineyard. The family planted it in 2000, our 7 hectare cuvée is made from these grapes.
Bordoma
If you are leaving Balatonszőlős and heading to Tótvázsony, on the right side you can see slope Bordoma. From the plantations there we are making Cabernet Sauvignon, Zenit, Cabernet franc and Bluefrankisch.
Gella
Heading to Tótvázsony the eastern slope is Gella. From its southern slopes there is a perfect view for the lake Balaton. The distance from the lake is 5 kilometers. The plantation is from 1973, the soil is very diverse. The topsoil is very rich in limestone. The microclimate is special. In this vineyard we are growing Welschriesling and Sauvignon blanc. Since last year we also have Merlot and Furmint, which is a tipical hungarian grape variety.
Öreghegy
The distance from the lake is about 5 kilometers. This area is rocky, the borderline quarrys follow each other, grapes can be found between them. The result is a very rich, mineralic wine. We grow Welschriesling and Cabernet Sauvignon here.
Baricska
If we go from Balatonfüred towards Tihany, we have to turn off at the Shypyard towards the Forrás Sportpark. Unfortunately, there is less and less space for the vines here, which is why we decided in 2010 to replant the plantation. Respecting traditions has always been an important aspect, so two Hungarian varieties, Zenit and Olaszrizling were used to replace Chardonnay. We deliberately planted the Olaszrizling in the area closer to Lake Balaton, where there is already mineral-rich, red soil. Due to the proximity to Lake Balaton, the light reflection, and the deep-colored soil, the area receives a lot of heat, so the Olaszrizling harvest usually begins here every year. Soil type: Permian red sandstone, shallow-sea marl, limestone, sandstone.
Sóskút
Heading to Tótvázsony, the western slope is Sóskút. It’s directly under a lime pit, the soil is very rich in minerals and limestone. Besides the vine and almond no other plant can survive in this rocky soil. With its 4 hectare, this is biggest Welschriesling plantation the winery has.
Száka
As we leave Balatonfüred and heading to Balatonszőlős, the first vineyard on the right side is the Száka slope. Riesling, Zenit and Sauvignon Blanc grow here. Soil type: nodular, often flint, siliceous limestone and tuff, calcareous or siliceous tuff.