Budapest, Hungary – On the 16th of October, 2023, the splendid Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan in Hungary played host to an extraordinary event, where the illustrious “Savalan” wines took center stage. This presentation, sponsored by the esteemed “SAVALAN ASPI Winery,” gathered an array of distinguished guests, including Hungary’s leading wine producers, renowned Budapest restaurants (including Michelin-starred establishments), and members of the press, all converging to celebrate the art of winemaking.
Ambassador Tahir Taghizade of Azerbaijan, extending a warm welcome to the attendees, provided insights into the time-honored traditions of Azerbaijani winemaking. In his address, he underscored the enduring and fruitful collaboration between Azerbaijan and Hungary across various domains. Notably, Hungarian journalist Sándor Németi, who had previously visited Azerbaijan and penned an article for “Vince,” a well-regarded Central European magazine, shared his vivid impressions from the trip. The event also featured a captivating short film offering a glimpse into the multifaceted allure of Azerbaijan.
Timur Mammadov, the Executive Director of “SAVALAN ASPI Winery,” illuminated the room with an engaging discourse on “Savalan” wines. He expounded upon their resounding acclaim both domestically and internationally, adorned with a collection of prestigious awards. Following the informative segment, the “Savalan” wines took center stage, captivating the palates and curiosity of the attending guests.
The second part of this enchanting evening allowed Hungarian delegates to savor the delectable flavors of Azerbaijani cuisine, immersing themselves in the culinary treasures of the region. Notably, as part of the event, a significant agreement was inked between “SAVALAN ASPI Winery” in Azerbaijan and “VARROS & Co. Kft.” in Hungary, signifying an exciting chapter of collaboration and exchange in the world of wine.
This event not only enriched Budapest’s wine culture but also deepened the cultural ties between Azerbaijan and Hungary, showcasing the universal language of wine as a bridge between nations. For further details and images of this captivating event, please visit the source article on Daily News Hungary.
