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Archetyp, z. s.
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14/11/2026 10:00:00
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Wine, roasted goose, goose delicacies, and great entertainment all in one place!
Tasting festival of young Czech and Moravian wines Welcome to a place where top-quality wines blend with a perfect atmosphere and excellent gastronomy. We will be sipping wine exclusively from glasses – not only does it enhance the wine, but it also protects nature! And what would the St. Martin's celebrations be without roasted goose legs? A proper roasted goose with dumplings and sauerkraut is an inseparable part of the wine experience, which you can enjoy throughout the event. Simply a perfect combination of flavors! How does it work? You can purchase a tasting set with a wine glass, a tasting card with an overview of the wineries, and a pencil on-site for 150 CZK. The glass itself costs 100 CZK, and you can also bring your own. We pour generously into the glasses. Then, all you have to do is head among the winemakers and taste to your heart's content – each winery sets its own tasting prices. And on top of all that, you can look forward to a supporting program full of music and great food, so you definitely won't be bored for a moment.
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