"Tokaj, the wine of kings and the king of wines" is how Louis XIV described it when he tasted it, and the legend of Tokaj has continued to grow over its more than four hundred years of history. However, it was not until 1630 that the greatness of the Oremus vineyard was first mentioned, and today it enjoys the highest universal recognition.
"Tokaj, the wine of kings and the king of wines" is how Louis XIV described it when he tasted it, and the legend of Tokaj has continued to grow over its more than four hundred years of history. However, it was not until 1630 that the greatness of the Oremus vineyard was first mentioned, and today it enjoys the highest universal recognition.

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