7 result(s) for carpathian basin festival in Food & Drink
Celebrate the Birthday of Hungary with Gastro Adventures
- 7 Aug 2023 6:27 AM
- food & drink
Every year, the gastronomic attractions prove remarkably popular among the various programmes of the St. Stephen’s Day celebrations in Budapest. Here's a quick look at the favourite options, as 'The Street of Hungarian Flavours' and the 'Csárda Festival' promise delicious local food adventures again this year.
'Mitiszol?' Festival Of Natural Beverages, Millenáris Budapest, 17 November
- 5 Nov 2018 7:31 PM
- food & drink
Mitiszol? (“me-tea-sol”, meaning “what do you drink?”) is the country’s first drink festival themed around beverages made with the same philosophy: respecting nature (in many cases organic or even biodynamic farming), no additives, as little intervention and manipulation as possible during the making.
‘Wine Basin Festival', Italian Cultural Institute, 8 December
- 7 Dec 2017 10:55 AM
- food & drink
From the organisers: Hungarian wine culture knows no frontiers or limits. This is not only because of its distinguished history and traditions, but also due to Hungarians making wine in eight countries – in Hungary and parts of seven neighbouring countries that once belonged to it. As Bott Frigyes, Hungarian winemaker from the historic ‘Uplands’, now inSlovakia, aptly puts it: “The road to the ...
"What Do You Drink?" Festival @ Millenáris Budapest, 18 November
- 16 Nov 2017 11:53 AM
- food & drink
Mitiszol? (“me-tea-sol”, meaning “what do you drink?”) is the country’s first drink festival themed around beverages made with the same philosophy: respecting nature (in many cases organic or even biodynamic farming), no additives, as little intervention and manipulation as possible during the making. The result is a drink, let it be alcoholic or non-alcoholic, that not only tastes better, but is ...
Mitiszol Festival 2016, Millenáris Budapest, 12 November
- 1 Nov 2016 8:04 AM
- food & drink
Mitiszol? (“me-tea-sol”, meaning “what do you drink?”) is the country’s first drink festival themed around beverages made with the same philosophy: respecting nature (in many cases organic or even biodynamic farming), no additives, as little intervention and manipulation as possible during the making. The result is a drink, let it be alcoholic or non-alcoholic, that not only tastes better, but is ...
8 Unusual Hungarian Gastro Festivals
- 19 Feb 2016 3:01 AM
- food & drink
2016 is 'The Year of Gastro Adventures' in Hungary, and throughout the country many special events will offer visitors the chance to taste authentic local specialities. As well as a whole host of traditional dishes, some festivals will put on a range of international culinary delicacies too - plus guests may meet the local farmers and craftsmen involved. Read on for a summary about the most ...
Pálinka: The Hungarian Spirit
- 28 May 2013 9:00 AM
- food & drink
Forget the flavored vodkas if coming to Hungary! You have to try the fruit based unique drink of the country, the pálinka, and get into the real Hungarian spirit. Let’s see what your international fellows said about pálinka last year at Sziget:
Celebrate the Birthday of Hungary with Gastro Adventures
- 7 Aug 2023 6:27 AM
- food & drink
Every year, the gastronomic attractions prove remarkably popular among the various programmes of the St. Stephen’s Day celebrations in Budapest. Here's a quick look at the favourite options, as 'The Street of Hungarian Flavours' and the 'Csárda Festival' promise delicious local food adventures again this year.
'Mitiszol?' Festival Of Natural Beverages, Millenáris Budapest, 17 November
- 5 Nov 2018 7:31 PM
- food & drink
Mitiszol? (“me-tea-sol”, meaning “what do you drink?”) is the country’s first drink festival themed around beverages made with the same philosophy: respecting nature (in many cases organic or even biodynamic farming), no additives, as little intervention and manipulation as possible during the making.
‘Wine Basin Festival', Italian Cultural Institute, 8 December
- 7 Dec 2017 10:55 AM
- food & drink
From the organisers: Hungarian wine culture knows no frontiers or limits. This is not only because of its distinguished history and traditions, but also due to Hungarians making wine in eight countries – in Hungary and parts of seven neighbouring countries that once belonged to it. As Bott Frigyes, Hungarian winemaker from the historic ‘Uplands’, now inSlovakia, aptly puts it: “The road to the ...
"What Do You Drink?" Festival @ Millenáris Budapest, 18 November
- 16 Nov 2017 11:53 AM
- food & drink
Mitiszol? (“me-tea-sol”, meaning “what do you drink?”) is the country’s first drink festival themed around beverages made with the same philosophy: respecting nature (in many cases organic or even biodynamic farming), no additives, as little intervention and manipulation as possible during the making. The result is a drink, let it be alcoholic or non-alcoholic, that not only tastes better, but is ...
Mitiszol Festival 2016, Millenáris Budapest, 12 November
- 1 Nov 2016 8:04 AM
- food & drink
Mitiszol? (“me-tea-sol”, meaning “what do you drink?”) is the country’s first drink festival themed around beverages made with the same philosophy: respecting nature (in many cases organic or even biodynamic farming), no additives, as little intervention and manipulation as possible during the making. The result is a drink, let it be alcoholic or non-alcoholic, that not only tastes better, but is ...
8 Unusual Hungarian Gastro Festivals
- 19 Feb 2016 3:01 AM
- food & drink
2016 is 'The Year of Gastro Adventures' in Hungary, and throughout the country many special events will offer visitors the chance to taste authentic local specialities. As well as a whole host of traditional dishes, some festivals will put on a range of international culinary delicacies too - plus guests may meet the local farmers and craftsmen involved. Read on for a summary about the most ...
Pálinka: The Hungarian Spirit
- 28 May 2013 9:00 AM
- food & drink
Forget the flavored vodkas if coming to Hungary! You have to try the fruit based unique drink of the country, the pálinka, and get into the real Hungarian spirit. Let’s see what your international fellows said about pálinka last year at Sziget: