Mor

Mór is best known in Hungary for its Ezerjó white wines. The town lies in the Mór Basin, between the Vértes and Bakony mountains, where vineyards have long shaped the local economy and identity. Ezerjó, a grape closely associated with this district, is made in dry, fresh styles as well as sweeter wines, giving the small Mór wine region a clear place on Hungary’s wine map. Baroque Lamberg Castle is a notable landmark in the centre, while the annual Mór Wine Days celebrate the town’s vintners and their harvest. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of the Mór wine region.

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