AM: St. Andrea Vineyard is the Winery of the Year in Hungary

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According to the AM’s Tuesday statement, Imre Hubai spoke at the festive event that at the St. Andrea winery, the family is not only the background and support, but also a multi-generational success story. It is a rich source that is full of constructive energy, knowledge, and the will to do. This invisible, yet lively ingredient has rightfully elevated György Lőrincz and the wines of the St. Andrea winery to the greatest on an international level. At the same time, it has further strengthened the centuries-old good reputation of the Eger wine region, he added. According to the statement, the Secretary of State highlighted that this year’s award, the Winery of the Year in Hungary, is a clear recognition that success in Egerszalók is not just a momentary state, but the result of long-term and complex work.

St. Andrea is one of the brightest stars of Hungarian winemaking

Their winemaking philosophy focuses on site-centered winemaking, vineyard selection and high-quality (Superior, Grand Superior) blends. Imre Hubai explained that thanks to government subsidies, almost 28 million euros will be available in the Common Agricultural Policy Strategic Plan this year, and a total of about 112 million euros for the 2024-2027 period. Support for the restructuring and conversion of vineyards can be applied for in these very weeks. Applications can be submitted until August 15. The submission of investment subsidies has been scheduled for the post-harvest period, and these requests will be submitted between November 15 and December 15, the state secretary added.

MTI