Slovak Tokaj is a region in Eastern Slovakia, near the Hungarian Tokaj region.

Cities[edit]

48°25′39″N 21°41′49″E

Map of Slovak Tokaj vineyards

• 48.4632521.64471 Čerhov. 
• 48.4684321.679122 Veľká Tŕňa. 
• 48.4551621.68163 Malá Tŕňa. 
• 48.4013421.669074 Slovenské Nové Mesto. The village was founded in 1918; it used to be a district of Sátoraljaújhely. 
• 48.4253321.717575 Bara. 
• 48.4393421.73376 Černochov. 
• 48.3990621.747017 Viničky. 

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Understand[edit]

An agreement signed in June 2004 ended a conflict between Hungary and Slovakia, allowing winemakers on 907 hectares in seven Slovak villages to manufacture Tokaj wine following the same quality standards issued by Hungary in 1990.

Get in[edit]

There are two train stations on the line between Košice and Čierna nad Tisou, with a train in each directions every 2 hours. Trains from Budapest and Miskolc terminate in Sátoraljaújhely.

• 48.460521.64431 Čerhov railway station. (updated Apr 2021)
• 48.4016721.666742 Slovenské Nové Mesto railway station. (updated Apr 2021)

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There are several places where local produce can be bought:

• 48.4007221.74661 ^{[dead link]} Zlatý strapec, Viničky 118 (in the village, ask for Nagyová), ☏ +421 56 637 39 75. 
• 48.4654921.676542 Ostrožovič, Nižná 233, 076 82 Veľká Tŕňa, ☏ +421 56 679 33 22. 

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Go next[edit]

• Trebišov - the capital city of the region, with a regional museum also covering the Tokaj wine production.
• Small Carpathians Wine Region - wine region at the opposite side of the country
• Sátoraljaújhely in Tokaj Region, in Hungary