DiVino Wine Bar in Debrecen is Closing After 10 Years
Debrecen’s iconic wine bar, DiVino, is closing after ten years, according to the operator’s statement.
Debrecen’s iconic wine bar, DiVino, is closing after ten years, according to the operator’s statement.
The first stop of the 2024 culinary journey leads visitors to the Far East. Contrasts, textures, fresh flavours, authentic classics, exotic sips – Join this fantastic, spicy world in Budapest between 18th-21st April.
Due to the presence of mycotoxin (patulin) produced by molds, Lidl Magyarország Bt. and Spar Magyarország Kereskedelmi Kft. have withdrawn the 250 milliliter smoothie drink, which expires on March 12th, 2024, from the market, the National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) announced on Thursday with MTI.
In the summer of 2024, the Debrecziner Gourmet Festival will be held for the 8th time in Nagyerdő. Between June 14 and 16, the country’s finest restaurants and chefs will gather in Debrecen to show the heights of the pinnacle of gastronomy in Hungary.
500 wines from 130 wineries in 21 wine regions participated in the first round of this year’s wine competition of the city of Debrecen. The stakes were high after the wineries with the best results were invited to the wine judging that decided the awarding of the title.
In the white wine category, the 2022 Sóskút Italian Riesling of Figula Winery in Balatonfüred, and in the field of red wines, the 2019 Syrah of Badacsony 2HA Szőlőbirtok és Pincészet won the 2023 Hungarian Wine Grand Prix awarded by the Circle of Hungarian Borszakírók (MBK). The winner of the Dr. József Kosárka Memorial Award […]
The Vörösmarty square Christmas market opened on Friday in Budapest.
The top wine of St. Andrea Szőlőbirtok in Egerszalók received the highest score for the Hungarian dry red wine ever.
For the first time in Hungary, the subsidiary companies of the Hajdúsági Sütödék group will appear on the market with bakery products developed with the support of artificial intelligence (AI), the company’s CEO announced at a press conference in Debrecen.
István Hollik and Lőrinc Nacsa, two representatives of the governing party group association, propose a ban on the purchase and consumption of energy drinks under the age of 18.