A modern winery built on the foundations of family and local tradition. The family has been involved in viticulture since the 1920s. The wines are produced using modern, gentle techniques that respect the traditional production methods of their ancestors. The winery produces full-bodied, barrel-aged wines as well as light, natural, and refreshing wines.

The wine shop sells bottled and bottled wines, olives, teas, cheeses, cold cuts, chocolates, bread, rums, spirits and other goodies. You can enjoy delicious roasted meat. You can also buy honey from our production. Tours of the cellar and catacombs, tastings. We will be happy to recommend tourist tips in the area.

We are a boutique winery focusing on small lots of exclusive wines. We harvest only premium quality grapes from our vineyards and bottle all of our production. We will taste internationally award-winning wines and take great care of your tasting or corporate events, including delicious catering. We speak English.

Visit our family winery under Klentnicka Rock. Taste locally produced wines in the wine bar and on the roof terrace with a view. We also offer homemade lemonades, bread with spreads, boar goulash, etc. Group tastings with the winemaker can also be arranged. After closing time, wine can be purchased on call.

Cellar 38 continues the tradition of wine cellars in South Moravia and brings a new space for wine experiences, tastings and meetings in a modern concept and standards. In Cellar 38 you will find a wine bar (seasonally open), a cellar and boutique accommodation for 10 people in 3 rooms. Come and see for yourself.

Newly renovated house with historic vaults and a large habanese (wine) cellar, steam sauna, outdoor seating with barbecue. Capacity of 24 guests in three separate apartments. Suitable for families with children, for corporate events or for a group of friends who want to enjoy a stay in South Moravia.

Wine based on nature, which we create with minimal human intervention - we leave everything as much as possible to nature. After the first racking, we do not interfere with the wine and let it lie on fine lees with occasional stirring (the so-called batonage method).