Eklézsia Winery is located on Öreghegy Hill in Ócsa, just 25 kilometres from Budapest. The winery's name reflects the original meaning of "eklézsia" – community – and its history is deeply rooted in the settlement's wine-making heritage. The three-hectare estate sits on the banks of the ancient Danube riverbed, where loess soil and continental climate provide ideal conditions for producing high-quality wines.
Founder Viola Tamás established the winery, and today his daughter Viola Lívia represents the current generation. Their winemaker János Szebedinszky combines traditional expertise with a passion for the grape. The philosophy is clear: yield reduction, gentle processing, and no pressing – only colour must is used. Wines are aged in traditional Hungarian oak and barrique barrels.
The winery is guided by values of community, artisanal quality, and environmental responsibility. Guests are welcome to enjoy tastings and attend events in this uniquely historic cellar row setting.