French Group Opens Stunning Winery in Hungary's Tokay Region

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Issue: September 15, 1996

September 15, 1996 French Group Opens Stunning Winery in Hungary's Tokay Region Hungary's re-entry into the world of 20th century winemaking got a big boost in mid-July when the French-financed Disznókó winery officially opened in the historic Tokay region.

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