Welcome to my web page
Moravian wine trails.com
This is a "sister site" to another web page www.BRNOguide.org which I run.
where I offer various wine-trails / trips in the Czech Republic, (YouTube) mainly aroud BRNO, the capital of the southern Moravia and therefore Moravian wine trails. Together we can explore wine regions either foot or by bike, we can sample various Czech and Moravian wines, visit the local winemakers, attend some wine harvest festivals and enjoy the beautiful scenery dotted with various Chateaux and manor houses and palaces.
Wine has been in the Czech lands as early as 2 BC when the Romans came to our territorry and the wine prooning knife has been found as a proof of their viticulture activities there. Emperor and king Charles IV had a French wife and it was him who introduced wine making industry and it has flourished since then.
There are two wine regions in the whole Czech Republic - north of the Czech capital - Prague and the second is southern Moravia neighbouring Austria and Slovakia. The capital of Moravia is BRNO and these wine regions are only about 50 km south of BRNO.
Great news for the wine lovers. The NEW YORK TIMES wrote in August 2016 an article about Moravian wine region, which we, the Czechs have known for centuries.
Please read about me on TRIP ADVISOR here:
BRNOguide offers you:
- a personal small tour experience
- tailor made trips
BRNOguide offers you:
- the opportunity to get and hike or bike "off the beaten track"passionate, knowledgeable guide(s)
- BRNOguide offers you:
- local knowledge, security, friendliness
— Moravian wines —
CATEGORIES of WINE - very detailed info
including the approximate percentage of vineyard planting for each variety, are listed below:
Czech Name International Name Percentage of Vineyard Planting
Müller-Thurgau Müller-Thurgau 11.2%
Veltlínské zelené Grüner Veltliner 11.0%
Ryzlink vlašský Welschriesling 8.5%
Ryzlink rýnský Riesling 7.0%
Sauvignon blanc Sauvignon blanc 5.0%
Rulandské bílé Pinot blanc 5.0%
Chardonnay Chardonnay 4.0%
Rulandské šedé Pinot gris 3.7%
Tramín červený Gewürztraminer 3.0%
Neuburské Neuburger 2.3%
Muškát moravský Moravian Muscat 1.8%
Veltlínské červené rané Frühroter Veltliner 1.7%
Irsai Oliver Irsai Oliver 0.4%
Black Grape Varieties
Czech Name International Name Percentage of Vineyard Planting
Svatovavřinecké Saint Laurent 9.0%
Frankovka Blaufränkisch 5.6%
Zweigeltrebe Zweigelt 4.7%
Rulandské modré Pinot noir 4.0%
Modrý Portugal Blauer Portugieser 3.9%
Cabernet Sauvignon Cabernet Sauvignon 1.3%
Richly decorated folk costumes are worn during wine harvest festivals
