Domaine de Disznoko

Domaine de Disznoko ("Boar's Rock") owes its name to a large stone at the foot of the white pavilion overlooking the estate, which, according to the locals, resembles a boar. The estate, classified "Premier Cru" in 1734, has belonged to several noble families. In the early 19th century, Menyhért Lónyay built the Maison Jaune, the estate's wine storehouse. Today, this beautiful classical-style building houses one of the region's most famous restaurants.

In 1992, Domaine de Disznoko was acquired by the AXA Millésimes Group. Since then, the estate has been completely restructured thanks to major investments. Tokaj wines returned to their glorious past.

A large part of the Domaine de Disznoko vineyard was replanted with Furmint and Harslevelo grapes. An ageing cellar has been dug into the rock next to the new winemaking buildings. Domaine de Disznoko produces the full range of Tokaj wines: Dry White Wines, Late Harvest, Aszú, Aszú Eszencia and Eszencia, the latter 3 being dubbed the Gold of Hungary.