The Wine and Sand from Blue Cellars
Close to the old royal town of Znojmo you can find the village Nový Šaldorf - Sedlešovice with a complex of wine cellars called Blue Cellars. It is different compared to the other wine cellar complexes due to the technology of their building. They were dug in sand stone.
Foto: Váš Sklep, Nový Šaldorf - Sedlešovice
Free Republic of Kravi Hora Wine Makers
The funny events connected with activities of the "Free Federal Republic of Kraví hora" made the small village in Hustopeče Region really popular. In no other place in Moravia you will encounter – in connection with wine – the passport obligations when crossing the wine district borders, necessary stamps, not speaking about the constitution and its national anthem.
The Cellars and Shelters in Nechory
The visitors will see the largest wine growing and wine making village of the Podluží Region and mainly an absolutely independent urban complex, i.e. the complex of wine cellars in the village part called Nechory. The wine growing and making exhibition will present to visitors the habits connected with life and work in vineyards.
How to Make Wine
The visitors of the picturesque village Pavlov below the Pálava hills will be attracted mainly by the architecture of buildings above cellars. Within the scope of the exhibition in Pavlov the visitors will get to know the cellar management, i.e. what is done with grapes and wine in a cellar.
Tastes and Smells of South Moravia
The cuisine reflects the life style of a region, the geographic conditions and the farming style. That is why we would like to present such a mirror to the visitors of the Region of South Moravia. We want to present the South Moravia in its complete diversity, tastes, smells and picturesqueness.
Brno, the Wine Town
Brno is the entry gate to the traditional wine region of Moravia. As proved by many historical sources, the importance of wine making and wine growing was significant for the Brno town as early as in the 13th century. The aim of the web presentation is to discover the half-forgotten face of Brno town.
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Ivančice used to be an area of massive asparagus growing and local asparagus proved to be the best not only in
Austria, but in the whole Europe. This fact is annually commemorated by Asparagus Feast held in may and connected with
tasting of asparagus delicateses and extensive accompanying programme.
The Valtice Chateau complex serves as a seat of the National Wine Centre, a non-profit organisation that
runs the Wine Salon of the Czech Republic. The Wine Salon of the Czech Republic is the top wine contest in the Czech
Republic that frames the system of nomination exhibitions. The competition itself is followed by permanent public
degustation exposition of the top 100 wines placed in the cellar premises of the state-run chateau in Valtice.
The new wine exposition in the Regional Museum in Mikulov, with unusual art conception, summarises the history and
development of wine growing and wine making in our area in the context of European history. The atmosphere full of wine
and history is supported by sensitive lighting and composed period music.
Corn is the crop accompanying our region for long millenniums. To get to know the history of its processing, you can
go to Slup, close to Znojmo. A meeting of traditional folk craft and folk groups called “Bread feasts” is annually held
in front of the monument.