Bakos Winery

Bakos Winery’s 3.5-hectare estate is located in the historic Badacsony wine region, in the Balaton-Highlands National Park, on the 376-metre-high, 3.42-million-year-old basaltic volcano, on the southeast side of the Csobánc hill, halfway along the Blue Hiking Trail to Csobánc Castle.
Find out our story!What can be the basis of a successful winery? Love of the land. Good land, carefully cultivated grapes and a dedicated, professional team. The importance of the human factor in consciously shaping the environment also comes up in the much talked about terroir, a term that primarily refers to the geographical characteristics of the area where the grapes are grown.
Our estate is located in the historic Badacsony Wine Region, on the 3.42 million year old volcanic witness hill, on the 376 m high Csobánc Hill, in the Balaton-Highlands National Park, on the Blue Trail. The area between the witness hills of former extinct volcanoes was inhabited by the Celts and later by the Romans, who cultivated vineyards extensively.
Our wines are hand-harvested on the Csobánc hill, on site, with manual processing starting on the day of harvest.
Our aim is to maintain the biological balance of our vines. Limited production of vines, medium-high cordon cultivation.
We make neutral, small-batch, locally processed, hand-crafted, authentic wines. Our wines are white, dry, protected wines with the designation of origin of Chobainci.
The rich, volcanic minerality of Mt. Csobánc and the floral, almondy aromas make each of our wines unique in aroma and taste.
Our three hectares of Class I vineyards in the south-east are planted with the region’s premium varieties. Italian Riesling planted in 1998, Grey Friend planted in 2004, Furmint planted in 2016 and Pinot Blanc planted in 2017.
At Anna Grand Hotel, the venue of one of the oldest and most prestigious balls in Europe, the annual Borbála Napi Borbál New Wine Tasting is held, where you can taste the wines of Bakos Winery Csobánc.