White grape varieties are dominating in Slovak vineyards. The northern climate of Slovakia is very suitable for different types of white grape varieties.

The most grown are Veltlínske zelené, Rizling vlašský and Müller-Thurgau. These are the varieties that are typical for the entire central European region.

Do not miss a chance to try the international varieties well known in Western part of Europe - Pinot Blanc or Pinot Gris, known in Slovakia as Rulandské biele and Rulandské šedé. Also, different styles and characters of Chardonnay, Sauvignon and Gewürztraminer are breathtaking. Confessors of  Rizling rýnsky would be deligted by various Slovak styles. young  Irsai Oliver or Muškát Ottonel

Not least are the unique new grape varieties - Devín, Mília or Noria - grafted in Slovakia an tested for long years to prove their best suitability in Slovak natural and oenological conditions. Slovak vine growers are also growing new cultivars from proximate or neighbouring countries - Romanian Fetească regală, Czech Pálava, Aurelius and Muškát Moravský or Austrian Neuburské are the reasons to endorse the uniqueness of vine growing and wine production in Slovakia. 

Aurelius

Bouvierovo hrozno

Breslava

Chardonnay

Cserszegi Fűszeres

Devín

Dievčie hrozno

Fetească regală

Irsai Oliver

Kerner

Mília

Muškát Moravský

Muškát Ottonel

Müller-Thurgau

Neuburské

Noria

Pálava

Rizling rýnsky

Rizling vlašský

Rulandské biele

Rulandské šedé

Sauvignon

Sémillon

Silvánske zelené

Tramín červený

Veltlínske červené skoré

Veltlínske zelené