We operate a wine bar. We produce and sell our own red, white and rosé wines. We offer Tramin red, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay, Riesling, Sauvignon, Pinot Blanc, Frankincense, St. Lawrence rosé and Rosé Alibernet. Parking is available.

Internet sale of wines from the family winery Holanek.

Operation of a wine cellar with a capacity of 45 - 60 seats at the table. We organize guided tastings including refreshments. Music can also be provided - from accordion player to classical wine band to professional costumed dulcimer band.

We offer guided tastings. Corporate events available. Cellar capacity is 20 people.

We produce and sell wines. We offer white, red, rosé and sweet wines. The main varieties grown are Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Muscat of Moravia and Zweigeltrebe. We also grow varieties of Tramin red, Frankincense, Riesling and Rulanda grey.

Internet wine sales. We offer white, red, rosé and specialty wines. We supply Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Muscat of Moravia and Zweigeltrebe. You can also find Tramin red, Müller Thurgau, Franconia, Riesling and Ruland gray.

Production and sale of wines.

Internet wine sales. We offer Pálava, Hibernal, Sevar, Cabernet Cortis, Solaris, Milia, Cabertin, Frankovka and other wines. There are extensive vineyards in the local hills, which produce good wines from South Moravia every year.

Operation of a wine cellar.

We produce and sell varietal and appellation wines with the possibility of sitting in the wine cellar with a capacity of 30 seats. We offer guided tastings or gift vouchers. We also organize professional seminars, corporate and social events.

We are a family run business growing grapes, mainly to sell grapes and produce cask and bottled wines. Our vineyards are located in the Mikulov sub-region. Currently we manage about 16 ha of vineyards.

We run a winery. We are the fourth generation to continue winemaking, building on the experience of our fathers and grandfathers. The first vines were planted in our family by our great-grandfather Bohuslav Sedmera around 1916.