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A day without wine is like a day without sunshine, or so the saying goes. While Been there would never endorse binge drinking, we're certainly partial to the odd glass of something fizzy, fruity, sweet or dry. Plus, we're a travel site and wine tourism has certainly caught on in a way that beer never has. So uncork, sit back and send us your wine tips - where to buy it, where to see it made and, of course, where to drink it.
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    Bock Bistro

    Posted by LucyRM 14 March 2011

    Bock Bistro is a great restaurant serving traditional Hungarian cuisine with the perfect local fine wine to accompany the food. József Bock, one of the founders, is a legendary wine maker so you can be sure of the quality of the reds on offer here.

    1073 Budapest, Erzsébet körút 43-49
    +36 1 321 0340
    www.bockbisztro.hu
    Google map: bit.ly/fucwW5
    Tram 4 or 6 to Király utca
    www.bockbistro.hu

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    Klassz

    Posted by caskconditioned 11 October 2009

    Klassz is both a wine store and a restaurant. Very good food and reasonably priced; a great atmosphere and unusual decor. Excellently located on the stylish Andrassy ut.

    Andrassy ut 41, between Opera and Oktagon underground

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    The Hilltop Neszmely Vineyard

    Posted by LucyRM 26 May 2009

    The wonderful Neszmely Vineyard is now Hungary's most successful wine producing estate with 560 hectares of grape vines.
    It still retains the family business atmosphere and we stayed in the delightful 'Borhotel and etterem' (wine hotel and restaurant) with views of the mighty Danube.
    The Hilltop company only started in 1991 but already produces some of the best whites in Hungary. The Neszmely Irsai Oliver 2006 is an absolute classic: crisp, fruity, all those cliched white wine flavours really do come true with hints of straw, spice and summer.
    The Irsai Oliver grape is a relatively new hybrid and a relative of the Muscat grape.
    It's eminently quaffable and very good to drink on hot summer evenings by the Danube!
    Also recommended are the:
    Neszmely Olaszrizling 2006(Italian riesling) and the Premium Neszmely Grigio 2006

    Situated 75km east of Budapest, near Tata.
    Contact through:
    1024 Budapest
    Ady Endre utca 11-13
    Tel +36 1 336 2220
    Web: www.hilltop.hu

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    Enoteca 'Vino Fino'

    Posted by Woodyfan 14 June 2008

    If you visit Heroes' Square, I strongly recommend to pass by this small and cosy wine store on the nearby Damjanich Street. It has a wide range of Hungarian and Italian wines, and absolutely not a rip-off like other wine stores in the centre. The staff speak German and Italian, but no English - yet.

    1071 Budapest
    Damjanich u. 25/A
    (on the corner of Damjanich and Nefelejcs Street

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    Menza

    Posted by Minesamojito 12 December 2007

    Great restaurant in a good location, not far from Octagon. Food is fantastic, atmosphere great. Two people, two courses, best bottle of wine on the menu; £45 - bargain. It's full of locals too - a good indication.

    6th district, Liszt Ferenc ter 2

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    House of Hungarian Wines

    Posted by lish 13 February 2006

    For under a tenner you can spend an afternoon sampling hundreds of fantastic wines in the underground cellars of this brilliant attraction.

    Not at all pompous, so you don't have to be a boffin to enjoy it. The atmosphere is relaxed and the staff are lovely - if a bottle's empty just shout up and they'll open another.

    Szentháromság tér 6; tel: 1 212 10 31; www.magyarborokhaza.hu

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