WINE and RUM Festival
WINE and RUM festival!
Event of Dominium Winery and Premirum Europe
23-24 June 2023.
Gyöngyös-Farkasmály
Schedule
Rum lovers, rum enthusiasts, wine lovers and story tellers gather for a weekend to taste premium rums and wines for the first time in Hungary and talk about all things rum and wine. Dominium and Premirum bring together people who like premium drinks and like company.
What can you expect? During the weekend, you can meet award-winning wines from Dominium Winery, as well as well-known rums and rums that few people in Hungary have tasted before. You can buy tastings at the exhibition stand and get detailed information about the rums and wines. Our bar mixers will dazzle you with delicious cocktails. The music and party will be provided by a DJ. You will find excellent conversation partners, as common interests are a given.
Rum from Premirum Europe will be available for purchase on site at a discounted price.
* When? 23-24 June 2023 (Friday and Saturday)
* Where? Dominium Winery, Gyöngyös-Farkasmály, plot 067/50, 47.805N 19.951E
* Opening on Friday at 16:00. We welcome early arrivals, but you can join us any time during the weekend.
* There are plenty of accommodation options in the area and you can get to the venue by minibus or bus, but parking is also available.
* Tickets are available at early bird prices until 30 April, and for the price of your ticket you'll receive a glass of wine and a glass of rum.
* Due to the venue, we are maximising the number of participants at 500, so make sure you secure your place early!
Gyöngyös-Farkasmály
Farkasmály is a part of the town of Gyöngyös, the former entertainment district of the town, where today wine lovers can enjoy the wine cellars. The annual Drinking Day Cellar Walk is held here. The history of the Farkasmály cellars goes back centuries. The first cellars were carved out of the andesite tufa (lava and ash) rock of Sárhegy by French prisoners of war in the 1700s. The cellar was originally an enclosed cellar, with small and large press houses in front of each of the twenty-six cellars. In the centre of the cellar row stood the cellar master's house, from where he watched over the cellars. The cellar was an important centre of the wine trade and a place of festivities.
