Királyudvar
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A historic Tokaj estate with roots in the 16th century, now producing wines under the stewardship of Anthony Hwang.
Királyudvar, meaning King's Court, is a historic wine estate located in Tokaj, Hungary, with origins dating to the 16th century. It is a producer, not a geographical appellation or region. Anthony Hwang has owned the estate since 1997.
- Királyudvar translates to King's Court in Hungarian
- Located within the Tokaj wine region of Hungary
- The estate dates back to the 16th century
- Owned by Anthony Hwang since 1997
- Királyudvar is a winery and estate, not a classified wine region or appellation
Estate Overview
Királyudvar is a wine estate situated in Tokaj, Hungary. Its name translates to King's Court, reflecting its historic origins in the 16th century. The estate operates as a producer within the broader Tokaj appellation and should not be confused with a geographic wine region or sub-appellation. Anthony Hwang acquired Királyudvar in 1997 and has guided its modern chapter.
- Name means King's Court in Hungarian
- Founded in the 16th century
- Located in Tokaj, Hungary
- Owned by Anthony Hwang since 1997
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- Királyudvar is a producer estate within Tokaj, not a regional appellation
- The estate name translates to King's Court in Hungarian
- Historical origins date to the 16th century
- Current ownership by Anthony Hwang began in 1997