Category Archives: Visegrad Wine Route

Antonio Busalacchi, who directs the University of Maryland Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Centre and chairs the World Climate Research Programme’s Joint Scientific Committee and the National Research Council Board on Atmospheric Sciences and Climate, published his findings on Livescience.com. Busalacchi … Continue reading →

A new trend? Maybe not that new. Actually, the Americans have been doing it for quite some time. But now, it’s getting closer to us, with London being the next winemaking city. And using French grapes! An urban wine can … Continue reading →

The World Bulk Wine Exhibition (WBWE) was conceived out of the need for a meeting place for both buyers and sellers of bulk wine. This unique exhibition provides the world’s principal buyers with an opportunity to acquaint themselves with the … Continue reading →

In the not too distant future, your favorite style of French wine may not come from its namesake region, or even from France at all. Climate change is altering growing conditions in wine-producing regions, and in coming decades it will … Continue reading →

Within the framework of developing its Strategic Plan, the OIV grants research scholarships in priority programme fields on a yearly basis. Grants offered within the framework of this programme are short term (six months to fifteen months maximum) and are … Continue reading →

On July 25th the Slovak Institute of Culture in Warsaw hosted a presentation of wines from the famous winery "J. & J. Ostrožovič", member of the Visegrad Wine Route. Participants had the chance to taste among others the famous 5 … Continue reading →

Enjoy a wine weekend in Poland! For the eighth time the International Wine Days will be held in Jasło (Poland). The event, traditionally takes place during the last holiday weekend (August 31 – September 1) and always brings together crowds … Continue reading →