Information

Date of event:
March 22–24, 2022

Venue: Budapest, HUNGEXPO Budapest Congress and Exhibition Center – Directions

How to get here:

  • By underground no. 2 till the terminus ‘Örs vezér tere’, direct connection by bus no. 10 to Gate III, or on foot from ‘Pillangó utca’ metro station (cca. 30 minutes). Bus no. 10 runs more frequently during the fair.
  • By tram take no. 37 or 37A at the ‘Blaha Lujza tér’ terminal or the ‘Népszínház’ street stop and get off at the ’Kőbánya felső’ railway stop. It’s a 15 minute walk to the venue or you can take the no. 10 bus and get off at the Gate III. stop.
  • By car on ‘Kerepesi’ street from downtown.
  • By train: from the Eastern railway station (Keleti pályaudvar) to ‘Kőbányafelső’ station and then it’s a 15 minute walk to the venue or you can take the no. 10 bus and get off at the Gate III. stop.
  • By bike from the direction of ‘Kerepesi’ or ‘Fehér’ street along ‘Albertirsai’ street. Bicycle parking facilities are installed in front of Entry Hall III.

Who: nearly 100 exhibitors – winemakers from the wine regions of Hungary

Opening hours: Tuesday-Thursday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Organizer: Hungarian Agricultural Marketing Centre

Trade Show Profile:

The Hungarian Wine Summit is a large-scale wine-themed professional event. Invitees include members of the trade press, traders, sommeliers, and Masters of Wine. Our vision is for Hungarian wines to occupy a worthy place on the international wine map, thus increasing their competitiveness in existing and future export markets.

Topics:
The participants will have the opportunity to get acquainted with Hungarian wines through masterclasses, all-day walk-around tastings, and one-on-one discussions with the winemakers present. There are six masterclasses scheduled each covering a different topic. The topics were selected with an eye to demonstrating the diversity of Hungarian wines and an emphasis on highlighting the most significant grape varieties, wine styles, and wine regions.

Nearly 100 high-quality wineries are going to represent the Hungarian wine industry, showcasing the most important local and international grape varieties and wine styles.