Debrecen’s highly anticipated event, the Debrecen Wine and Jazz Days, is back, promising an unforgettable experience filled with the finest wines and exceptional jazz music!

Between 31 July and 2 August, the special atmosphere of wine and jazz fills the Great Forest once again, offering a broader spectrum than ever before. This celebration showcases a carefully curated selection of local and international wineries, allowing attendees to savor exquisite wines while enjoying live performances from talented jazz musicians.

Set against the stunning backdrop of Debrecen, this event not only highlights the rich flavors of the region but also provides a perfect atmosphere for socialising and relaxation.

For the first time, all 22 Hungarian wine regions will be represented, but also the best wineries of Transylvania, the Highlands and the South will be present.

There will be master classes and themed tastings this year too, with winemakers personally guiding guests in the VIP lounge.

Music includes swing, funk, Latin and modern jazz. 40 performers, featuring the best of the jazz scene, including:

Armin Jambor Quartet

Cseke Gábor Trio feat KRP (Kriszta Réka Piroska)

Debrecen Dixieland Jazz Band

Enyedi Sugárka Jazz Tett

Gáspár Károly Trio feat Nagy Noémi

Malek Andi Soulistic

Migovics Zoltán – Sigi Finkel duo

Peet Project

Révész Richárd Latin Project feat Yulaysi Miranda and Elizabeth Herrera

Sárik Péter Trio & Szőke Nikoletta

To discover more about the exciting lineup, featured wineries, and the unique experiences awaiting you at this year’s festival, you can also find more details  at this link: Quality wine and quality music at this year’s Debrecen Wine and Jazz Days.

Get your tickets now for the Debrecen Wine and Jazz Days! Visit boresjazz.ticket.hu to purchase your tickets and choose from a range of options that best suit your experience. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to enjoy exceptional wines and phenomenal jazz performances.

Date: 31 July -2 August

Location: Lake Békás

Source: fonixinfo.hu | Photo credit:Puskás István Facebook