About Bencze Birtok
This Hungarian estate on Lake Balaton's volcanic slopes is on a mission to bring forgotten Hungarian grape varieties back to life, using organic and biodynamic practices since 2014. They're all about minimal intervention winemaking that lets the fruit and terroir speak for themselves, and they've got the full experience lined up if you want to visit: tastings, vineyard tours, and even a place to stay.
Tasting Experiences
Guided wine tasting
Vineyard tour
Own accommodation
Event venue
Payment by credit card
Payment by SZÉP card
WiFi
Private parking
Good to know about Bencze Birtok
Can you visit Bencze Birtok? Is there a tasting room?
Yes, Bencze Birtok has a tasting room open to visitors. Visits are by reservation.
What is Bencze Birtok known for?
Bencze Birtok is known for scenic views, tours available, rare varietals, natural wine and family-run.
What wines does Bencze Birtok specialize in?
Signature bottles include Virgo 2014.
Do you need a reservation to visit Bencze Birtok?
Yes, Bencze Birtok requires a reservation for tastings.
Does Bencze Birtok offer vineyard tours?
Yes, Bencze Birtok offers vineyard tours. Options include Guided wine tasting, Vineyard tour, Own accommodation, Event venue, Payment by credit card, Payment by SZÉP card, WiFi and Private parking.
Does Bencze Birtok host private events?
Yes, Bencze Birtok hosts private events.
Can you stay overnight at Bencze Birtok?
Yes, Bencze Birtok offers lodging on the estate.
Where is Bencze Birtok located?
Bencze Birtok is at Szent György-hegy in Hegymagas, in the Badacsonyi wine region. Phone: +36302127288.
When was Bencze Birtok founded?
Bencze Birtok was established in 2011.
What are Bencze Birtok's tasting hours?
Bencze Birtok is open guest reception only occasionally, by appointment.
Does Bencze Birtok have outdoor seating?
Yes, Bencze Birtok has outdoor seating.
Does Bencze Birtok farm sustainably?
Yes. Bencze Birtok describes its farming as sustainable, organic or biodynamic.
Where to find Bencze Birtok
Bencze Birtok is at Szent György-hegy, Hegymagas, Hungary, in the Badacsonyi wine region.