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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A scenic walk through Hovorany's vineyards featuring burčák, a new event hosted at the local wine cellars.
A traditional wine festival in Hovorany featuring over 25 wineries with tastings of 300+ wines, live music, choirs, and entertainment.
St. Martin's wine festival at a local winery with traditional food, folk performances, and live cimbalom music.
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.
