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PPS AGRO, a.s.

1 review

Wine producers

Cultivation, production and sale of quality and quality wines. We also offer vintage and cask wines. We grow wines of different varieties. We offer tastings. The main cultivated varieties are Veltliner, Frankovka, Blue Portugal, Sauvignon, Palava and others.

Vinařský dům Pálava

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Sklepní 333, Strachotín

We operate a wine cellar, selling wines and offering wine tastings. Vacation, holiday, corporate events, training, weekend stay - accommodation in apartments and 3 to 4-bed rooms. Enjoy your holiday with wine in Pálava. You can discover the beauty of South Moravia at the Novomlýnské Lakes.

Penzion Vinařský dům Pálava

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Sklepní 333, Strachotín

Accommodation under Pálava in a guesthouse with 45 beds overlooking Pálava. We have 1x double room, 2x triple room, 4x quadruple room, 5x apartment. There are four kitchenettes, fridge, toilet, showers, TV and Wifi. You can use the wine room, training room, outdoor seating , garden, pier.

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