Wine Tasting
Enjoy a tasting of good wine in the beautiful premises of the St. Ursula Monastery in Kutná Hora. There is not only a wine shop but above all two tasting rooms for organizing tastings for smaller and large groups.
Give wine the full attention it deserves. Our spaces are designed so that nothing disturbs you while discovering the subtle tones and character of each vintage.
The experience includes a tour of the historic monastery cellars, where our wines mature in silence. In an intimate atmosphere by a crackling fireplace, even an ordinary tasting turns into a deep experience. It is a place for those who are not just looking for a glass, but want to truly experience wine.
Our doors are open for you from Monday to Saturday – stop by for a cup or a bottle with friends whenever you pass by.
Planning something special? For groups of 10 or more, we will be happy to organize a private tasting in closed company. We will price the program and menu individually, exactly according to your ideas.
The large tasting room, the so-called refectory, can accommodate up to 60 fans of good wine. During the tasting, we will be happy to play the piano for you, which dominates the refectory, and thus enhance the pleasant atmosphere.
A place where the tranquility of the monastery walls meets the temperament of our wines. Our main wine shop offers a professional background for guided tastings as well as quiet sitting over a glass in historic premises.
This is our pride and joy. Tasting directly on the terraces below the Cathedral of St. Barbara with the most beautiful view of the city. You can enjoy wine here under the open sky, surrounded by the vines that gave life to your sip.
For those who want to go to the roots. We also organize tastings directly between the rows of our most significant vineyard tracks. You will learn everything about biodynamics and the differences in the subsoil while standing on the ground that forms the character of our wines.
Stop by for a glass? Anytime! Tastings take place without an appointment throughout opening hours. International guests are welcome – tastings are available in English.
If you are in Kutná Hora for a trip and would like to get to know our wines, visit us. Our wine shop staff is ready to attend to you during opening hours.
If you have more time and want to explore a wider range of our production, choose the large tasting in the wine bar. Our wine shop staff will be happy to attend to you.
Tour of the monastery cellars. 4 samples of wine from local production. Small local refreshments.
Tour of the monastery cellars. 8 samples of wine from local production. Small local refreshments.
Tour of the monastery cellars. 5 samples of wine from local production paired with dishes from local ingredients.
Tour of the monastery cellars. Number of samples and courses according to customer requirements. Dinner from the workshop of the renowned restaurant Na Pašince in Kutná Hora. After the formal part, free program follows.
An interesting experience in the form of a visit to the cellar directly with the cellar master and tasting of samples from the tank and barrel in the current phase of development. Part of the tasting for groups is a tour of the cellar premises of the monastery of St. Ursula. We will be happy to prepare a specific calculation for smaller groups or individual interested parties as well as large groups or an experiential program for your company.
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"I recommend Vinné sklepy Kutná Hora. Super environment, perfect staff - willingness, helpful approach and excellent WINE"
"Hello, I would like to thank you again for the wine tasting. It was nice with pleasant service. I think we didn't see each other for the last time and we will definitely be happy to return."
"Thank you very much for the wine tasting. It was a pleasant sitting and mainly also instructive. I think everyone was most interested in the narration about biodynamics. In addition to the wine tasting, we also appreciated the cheese tasting also from regional sources. Thank you again."
