Kulacs Csarda Panzio Eger
Szepasszonyvogly Eger, Hungary
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Eger and the Valley of the Beautiful Women
... really good and some was not. A lot of the Hungarian wines tend to be very sweet. So even a wine that claims to be dry could very well end up being sweet. I tasted some really good whites, a delicious dry rose, and the bulls blood was one of my favorites.
Overall it was a great trip! On our way home though we found out that the Hungarian train system is not very organized. The timetable said that our train back from ...
Wine in a coke bottle
... quality. We ordered the house wine with our dinner but funnily on it's own it was terrible, but with the food it was great. What a pairing! We ended the evening with our red wine and the us open mens finals. We took the train back to Budapest the following day and took it easy. We had to prepare ourselves for our long journey to Croatia which turned out to be quite the ...
Veinipidu jätkub.....
... sügavuselt ja ületab temperatuurilt 40 kraadi. Märgiks, et tegu on õige asjaga, levitab soe veekogu mudalõhna. Karmi toime tõttu ei soovitata lastel, südamehaigetel ega kõrge vererõhuga inimestel seal väga kaua viibida. Pilet on imeodav, võtsime juurde ka Türgi sauna, miski alla 100 kr nägu. Ilm juhtus pilvine ja vihmane, mistõttu oli eriti mõnus kuumavee basseinis lebotada. Veetsime seal märkamatult terve päeva. Territoorium on päris suur ja seal asvad m. h. ka kohvikud ...
Elusive Eger
We got some very curious looks when we turned up at the Hungarian border on foot. The border guard stamped us into Hungary and asked where we were going
"Kelebia" we tell him, the nearest border town with a train station.
"Ah" he says. "Walking?"
"Autobus?" we ask confidently
"No" he says equally confidently, "8km walk" and proceeds to give us directions, ending with "maybe you find taxi"
We found ourselves on what ...
Day 105 : 2 Euros / 2 Litres
We arrived in the "Valley of Beautiful Women", anticipating an alleged 200 wine cellars, ready to show us their wares. Unfortunately the greater majority had not finished hibernating for the winter, as we arrived pre-tourist season, but this did not matter in the end as the wine (as always) still managed to flow freely...
We stumbled across the final cellar open ...



