Dobogo

Nestled in the heart of the Hungarian Tokaj wine region, Dobogo winery is a hidden gem that should not be overlooked by wine enthusiasts. Revered for their brilliant craftsmanship and 'old world' method of wine production, they have perfected their techniques, making them one of the pillars of Hungarian winemaking. Focusing on traditional, hassle-free farming, the rich history of the region and the renowned Furmint and Hárslevelű grapes are elevated under their careful guidance.

The Dobogo winery consistently fashions exquisite wines from their century-old vineyards, skilfully blending tradition with contemporary wine styles. Encapsulating the essence of the beloved Botrytis Furmint variety, Dobogo wines are renowned for their exceptional sweetness, unique flavours, and delicate balance of acidity. The uniquely Hungarian Aszú dessert wines are their speciality and are widely recognised for their honeyed complexity and luscious texture.

Visitors to the Dobogo winery are treated to breathtaking scenery that overlooks the Bodrog river valley. The original cellars, with their thick stone walls and deep mossy caverns, make for an enchanting experience that compliments the tasting of their world-class wines,

Possessing an unwavering commitment to authenticity and quality, the Dobogo winery is living proof that deep respect for nature and terroir, combined with skilled craftsmanship, can create sublime wines that stand the test of time. Dobogo wines are indeed a tribute to the millennia-old winemaking tradition of Tokaj.

What sets Dobogo apart from other wineries, is their dedication to maintain a hands-on and organic approach to winemaking. The estate boasts several hectares cultivated by hand, with no chemical fertilisers or pesticides in sight. Dobogo believes that wine should be an expression of the land it comes from, and they have succeeded in producing wines that reflect the unique character of the Tokaj soil.

All things considered Dobogo winery is a testament of devotion to quality, respect for mother nature and traditional Hungarian winemaking, making it quite simply, a vinous paradise.

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