Tokaj & CO
The largest Slovak Tokaj producer according to the regional tourism board, with a 2.5 km historic tuff cellar that is a national cultural monument.
- Tastings
- Cellar tours
Tokaj village in the Trebišov district
Often called the heart of Slovak Tokaj: a single cellar street holds the region's largest historic cellar, an organic family winery and a row of small farmhouse cellars.
Malá Tŕňa carries a bunch of grapes on its coat of arms, and wine is everywhere you look. Medzipivničná street runs past the tuff cellar of Tokaj & CO, about 2.5 km of corridors and a national cultural monument, the cellar and guesthouse of Tokaj Macik Winery and a row of small family cellars that open for tastings by arrangement and during festivals. The producers' association TOKAJ REGNUM has its seat here. From the village a vineyard road climbs to the barrel-shaped observation tower above Malá Tŕňa and Černochov.
The largest Slovak Tokaj producer according to the regional tourism board, with a 2.5 km historic tuff cellar that is a national cultural monument.
Fourth-generation family winery that describes itself as the only certified organic winery in the Tokaj region, with rooms and barrel cabins in the vineyard.
A street of historic farmers' cellars dug into tuff, where small family cellars stand next to the 2.5 km cellar of Tokaj & CO.
The region's landmark: a 12-metre lookout tower shaped like a wine barrel, standing in the vineyards between Malá Tŕňa and Černochov.
A Reformed church of 1656 built on the remains of an older Gothic church, with Renaissance pewter jugs and a patron's bench.
An early-18th-century manor where the state wine research station, founded in 1924, shaped Slovak Tokaj viticulture; today it can only be seen from outside.
A seasonal tourist train that sets off from the Tokajský vínny dom in Malá Tŕňa on a 28 km route.
An easy 29 km loop on asphalt and paved paths from Malá Tŕňa past the barrel lookout tower, Bara and Viničky to the Bodrog.
The guesthouse of Tokaj Macik Winery on the Medzipivničná cellar lane, with a tuff-cellar tasting room for up to 100 people.
Three modern air-conditioned apartments with terraces in Malá Tŕňa; tastings can be arranged in the owners' historic family cellar.
A renovated century-old wine house in the vineyards about 2 km from Malá Tŕňa and some 500 m from the barrel lookout tower.
A cottage in a family house in Malá Tŕňa for up to 12 guests, with its own cellar and two tasting rooms.
A village-owned house in Malá Tŕňa with two apartments, a geological exhibition and a space for tastings; the seasonal tourist train starts here.
Two glass-fronted glamping cabins in the vineyards near the barrel lookout tower, with 180-degree views and breakfast from local farmers.
Usually a Saturday in May
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