The wine cellars of Hovorany sit in an important wine-growing area of the South Moravian lowlands, where viticulture is documented as far back as the village's founding charter. The cellars are spread across three sites - Na Benátkách, Hluboká cesta and Břehy - with the oldest, Benátky, built shortly after World War II. The cellar buildings reflect in the surface of a nearby pond, and the Mutěnická wine trail runs through Hluboká cesta. The Hovorany Winemakers' Association organises events here throughout the year, including the Open Cellars Day, a vineyard wine walk, a Winemakers' Ball and a national exhibition of rare grape varieties.
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St. Martin's wine festival at a local winery with traditional food, folk performances, and live cimbalom music.
A Saint Martin festival in the wine cellars with young wines, roasted goose, and performances by male vocal choirs.
A winemakers' ball in Hovorany with greetings from local vintners, wine tastings, a raffle, and brass band music all evening.
A national wine exhibition showcasing rare grape varieties with tastings of over 500 samples and live cimbalom music in the traditional Hovorany wine cellars.
A walk through the vineyards of Moravian Tuscany with wine tasting, food and live music from local winemakers.
The flagship event of the Hovorany wine collective opens 25 cellars with over 300 wine samples and live entertainment including cimbalom, choirs, and a fire show.
A traditional wine festival in Hovorany featuring over 25 wineries with tastings of 300+ wines, live music, choirs, and entertainment.
A scenic walk through Hovorany's vineyards featuring burčák, a new event hosted at the local wine cellars.
The 19th Open Wine Cellars Day in Hovorany features tastings from over 20 winemakers, gastronomic specialities, and evening entertainment.