South Moravia produces a remarkable 96% of all Czech wines. This picturesque region is celebrated for its diverse vineyards, traditional winemaking techniques, and innovative approaches, all of which contribute to its growing reputation in the global wine and culinary tourism industry.
At the heart of South Moravia’s uniqueness are its indigenous grape varieties. Local specialties like Pálava, with its aromatic and floral profile, and André, a deep ruby red with rich berry notes, are standout examples of how the region’s terroir shapes its wines. These are complemented by excellent examples of traditional European varieties such as Pinot Noir, all benefiting from the region’s sunny climate and diverse soils.
The region is dotted with charming wine villages, where historic cellars showcase centuries-old traditions, and modern wineries boast state-of-the-art architecture that complements their surroundings.
For those seeking a deeper connection, annual wine festivals and events provide the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in Moravian hospitality, taste award-winning vintages, and meet the winemakers themselves.
Beyond the vineyards, South Moravia offers a captivating landscape of rolling hills, medieval castles, and UNESCO World Heritage sites. Cycling trails wind through the countryside, connecting vineyards, chateaux, and picturesque towns, making exploration an adventure in itself. Visitors are also treated to top-notch accommodations and gourmet experiences, where wine naturally pairs with the region’s culinary delights.
The IWINETC (International Wine Tourism Conference) offers the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in all that South Moravia has to offer. From inspiring talks and networking opportunities to hands-on experiences in the region’s vineyards and cellars, the conference allows participants to engage deeply with the culture, traditions, and innovations that define South Moravian wine tourism.
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