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Hungarian Wine Ltd

Office: Vista Business Centre 50 Salisbury Road Hounslow TW4 6JQ Company Number: 090 437 32 186 9439 48 Excise Nr: AWRS URN Number: XQAW 00000 104570 Web: www.winefromhungary.co.uk e­mail: info@winefromhungary.co.uk Director Zsigmond Zsebok Mobil phone number: +44 (0)75 84 286 190 E­mail: zsigmond@winefromhungary.co.uk

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Vision

Hungary is traditional wine making country in Europe, and we are not well known in the UK market, yet. We want to change this situation, and we want to put back Hungary in the UK wine map again!

Our Goal

We established the Hungarian Wine Ltd. Our goal was simple: Test the market channels / products, after this phase, find and establish a long term collaboration with a well­established retail system, who can introduce the product line in the UK market national wide. Hungarian Wine Ltd wants to support the introduction and the continuously sales process and we can together drive a successful long term business.

The product

Hungarian Bottled wine (PDO –Product designation of Origin­), bottled in the 0,75 Liter standard wine bottle, with cork, with bottle foil, or screw cap, with main label and back label. Packed in the customer preferred multipack, which can be: ­ Bulk delivered in your bottling facility ­ Discussed packaging, what your customer needs (box, special size bottling, plastic bottle, etc.) ­ 1/6, 1/ 12 box, or multipack foil Standard logistical unit: ­ Standard EUR Pallet, contains 720­ 750 standard bottle

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Zsebok Winery (Zsebok Zsigmond): Csopak­ Balatonfüred Wine Region

Zsebok Zsigmond – Zsebok Winery – Well established SME ­ Winery capacity: 40.000 ­ 50.000 bottles Winery location: Biggest lake in Middle Europe, Balaton, north side Wine growing area: National Park Lake Balaton (IUCN category. II : National park) Wine Area: Balatonfüred­ Csopak Wine Area, Hungary Head office: H­8226, Alsoors, 19. Jozsef A. str., Hungary Director: Zsigmond Zsebok Senior E­mail: Zsebok.zsigmond@upcmail.hu Tel/Fax: +36 87 447 253 Web www.zsebokboraszat.hu

Zsebok Zsigmond (Zsebok Winery): Balatonfüred­Csopak Wine Region

Territory –2094 hectare Climate – the reflecting light of the lake improve the quality of the wines here. Soil – Pleistocene loess, brown forest soil, and in some places on sand.Recommended wines for plantation – Chardonnay, Furmint, Sheeptail, Italian Rizling, Ottonel Muscat, RheinRizling, Rizlingszilváni, Sauvignon, Grey monk, Tramini, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Blue Frankos, Zweigelt. Presumably the viniculture known from before started to develop in the time of emperor Probus. The excavated ancient Roman villa urbana in Baláca belong to the 2.­3.

• century. Ornamentation of grapes and wall paintings perpetuate scenes
• f harvest and viniculture.

In the 18th century the region prospered again and became the capital

• f the Lake Balaton by the 19th century, where the elite met in balls and

celebrations and enjoyed themselves with a glass of fine white wine. The most famous type of wine of the area is the Italian Rizling, which became widespread one and a half century ago. The Tihany half­island is known for its hot red wines.

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ZsebokWinery (ZsebokPincészet)

We are traditional wine maker family from Hungary, Balatonfüred­ Csopak wine

• region. Our history goes back to 1636 AD when Peter Zsebok was honoured by King

Ferdinand with Coates of arms and land. This was due to his bravery in a battles and

• wars. Since then the family is cultivating grapes and making wine of course.

Zsebok family continuously lived in Alsóörs village, located at the north shore of Balaton lake, and improving wine making process when possible. They have owned a wine press from the 1848 and kept it in the old cellar and that press is now held at the tasting premises. It is also listed at a local museum as an exhibit with official

• number. In year 1942 this wine press was still used in the process.

After the World War II when the communism arrived with Russians, government took all property from the family for the “cooperative target” without any

• compensation. During the Middle European political changes in 1993, the family

claimed back the part of the historically owned land and property from the government, and after 40 years of absence they begin the wine production again. Now, the winery is well established and produce five types of popular and traditional Hungarian wine, which are Riesling, Szürkebarát (Pinot Girs), Chardonnay, Zenit and the late harvest Pirostramini (Gewurtztraminer). So there is a little story to reflect on, while enjoying a glass of our wine and you are more than welcome to do so at Zsebok family tasting house.

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Lover Winrey (Sop­Vin Kft.): Sopron Wine Region

SOP­VIN Kft. (Lover Winery) – Well established

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Winery location: 35 miles from Vienna, city Sopron, in Hungarian border Wine growing area: Word Heritage Lake Ferto area (IUCN category: II National park) Wine Area: Sopron Wine Area, Hungary Winery Address: H­9400, Sopron, 31/B. Ady E. str., Hungary EXCISE ID: Director Dezso Magyar E­mail: ifo@loverpince.hu Tel/ Fax: +36 99 506 212 , +36 99 506 213 Tel: +36 99 313 175 Web:

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Lover Winery: Sopron Wine Region

Our Wine Region is one of the oldest traditionally cultivated in Hungary. The wine making and grape culture is based on the ancient Celtics and Romans historical

• ways. It was regarded as one of the most significant in the country, and whose

trading relationships linked to abroad. Since the 19th century, the german speaking farmers made the Sopron Wines far famous. It is typical in the city, that the built the wine cellars not in the vineyards, but in the city, under their own

• houses. This meant not only privilege, but bigger security and safety for

winemakers as well. A sign of the improvement is the ‘The City of Grape and Wine’ title, donated by the International Viniculture Office in 1987. Since 2000, the Kőszeg area joined the the Sopron Wine Region, with a total of 259 hectare grapes. The Sopron disctrict is a unique land in Carpathian Basin, on the bottom of the Alps, next to Lake Fertő and the Sopron­ Vasi flatland. The most valuable area is the slopes by the Lake Fertő , these hills take 1500 hectare of land. The Lake and the surrounding villages belong to the World Heritage List since 2001. During the time of the Monarchy the Sopron­Ruszt­Bratislava created one wine district with similar kinds of grapes and

• cultivation. The infectionswere killing the vineyards made the areas to develop into different directions. In Sopron in the

1800s the white wine was typical. The characteristic wine of the region, the Kékfrankos came forward after the 1890ies. Nowadays Ruszt is known for white wines and aszu (Ausbruch), and Sopron is famous for blue grapes, typically Kékfrankos. Others species are zweigelt, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Pinot Noir. The most common white wines are Green Veltelini, Chardonnay, Tramini, Zenit, Sauvignon Blanc and the Early red Veltelini. The local climate also benefits the late harvest dessert wines. These wines are available since 16th century. Now history: the first bottled ‘Kékfrankos of Sopron’ was sold by a wine trader MihályJäger inthe 30ies of the last century. By now it became a brand, a legend

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Lover Winery (Lőver Pince)

IgnacFlandorffer established the winery in 1863. He was very active during his live time. His wines have been honoured with French Legion of Honour, He himself was awarded with a civilian honours from Australia and for his charity activities the Pope made him a member of St.Gregory knights. Also Franciscans, the Hungarian­ Austrian emperor honoured him with a coats of arms. This picture illustrates some of the awards received by Lővér Pince over the years, both local and more prestigious international competitions. One of the reason for its superior quality is the nearby Ferto lake which is on UNESCO Heritage list, so they cannot use commercial fertilizers, making it one step closer to nature. This is the panoramic picture from the cellars which I must say, are quite special. That includes invisible, which is the river which flows underneath it, giving the cellars natural

• cooling. And there’s nothing like a taste of a good vintage served by a cellar wine master.

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If you have any question, don’t hesitate, please contact us!

Hungarian Wine Ltd.

Office: Vista Business Centre 50 Salisbury Road Hounslow TW4 6JQ Company Number: 090 437 32 AWRS URN Number: XQAW 00000 104570 Web: www.winefromhungary.co.uk e­mail: info@winefromhungary.co.uk Director Zsigmond Zsebok Mobil phone number: 075 84 286 190 E­mail: zsigmond@winefromhungary.co.uk

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Product photos: – Lover Winery red wines –

Lover winery Bluefrankish Lover winery Pinot Noir Lover winery Merlot

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Product photos: ­Lover Rose, white wines ­

Lover Winery Bluefrankish roze Lover Winrey Green Veltliner Lover Winrey King’s Daughter

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Product photos: ­Zsebok Winery white wines, and Schiszler – BorKft. white wines

Zsebok Winrey Riesling Zsebok Winrey Chardonnay

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Example label design: The “Lover” name provides marketing opportunities to wedding reception venues

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Zsebok Winery Example label design for UK market

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