We were part of a countryside winery tour out of Budapest and this wonderful, family run winery was a first of three stops. All three were great, but the Nadas Winery was easily the best of the three. The owner and his wife curated the tasting of 8 to 10 fantastic wines and a short tour of their rustic facilities. They produce over 20 different wines and each year's production is dependent upon the weather conditions that year. We particularly enjoyed their explanation behind the decision process about which wines they make in a particular year.

My husband and I visited Etyek on a Monday, unaware that most of the restaurants and shops are closed on Mondays. We strolled past Nadas and even though they were closed for the day, the lovely hospitable owner invited us to sit outside in the shade and have a glass of wine while she worked in the garden. We had a glass of their Sauvignon Blanc and Little Princess. Such a charming spot in a peaceful location with the friendliest of faces. Very memorable!

I had wonderful experience Nadas. The winemaker took time out of his early harvest to show me through a tasting. As a solo traveler I felt very welcomed. I'd highly recommend visiting Nadas to experience an interesting and diverse portfolio of Hungarian wines.

Last September I visited Budapest together with my wife. Before going I googled for wine producing areas near Budapest. Etyek and Nadas Winery came up during my search. So once in Budapest I contacted the winery. Owner Szilard arranged for a private wine tasting and he even gave us exact instructions of how to reach his winery by Public transport. It was an excellent experience. We met him and his wife who gave us a brief history of their winery and explained to us the wines they produce. We were impressed by their hospitality and dedication they put in their small winery. We tasted some very good wines during the visit. Thank you and wish you well for the future.