Very relaxed, very authentic and very personal. Wine tasting at this local family business was the best part of our trip to Slovakia. It is clear how much passion they have for their work and they are excellent at what they do. We took the train to Pezinok from Bratislava (~€2pp return) then the bus onward to Modra (~€2pp return). At the tasting we learned all about the history of Wine in the region and all about the process of wine making, and saw round the new venue they are currently renovating in Modra. We tasted around 9 samples to compare flavours and had bread, cheese and traditional Slovak cold pork. Fedors son who lead the tasting was a lovely charismatic person who knew his craft well. We really enjoyed sipping wine and chatting to him for a couple of hours in sunny Modra. I would 100% recommend this experience, if you are in Slovakia you must come and visit!

Amazing....Mr. Fedor is one of a kind :)

Hello, I recommend a visit to the Village of Modra, meet Fedor Malik and his sons for an amazing wine tasting experience...Set in a tranquil garden set up, a table, tasty nibbles and excellent wine to drink. Of course with explanation from the Master himself! Tip for travellers; Head to the Village of Pezinok, get out of the station and wait for bus...more than one every 15 mins. Consult the map info at the bus stage. Very cheap transport. Must do when in Slovakia...Enjoy!

Excellent!

We were a group of 9 men on a 4-day stay in Bratislava. On the second day we visited Fedor Malik and his sons winery in Modra. We were warmly welcomed by the youngest son - Jacob. He gave us a very personal story of the winery, the history of Modra and their honest ambition of producing good wines. We tasted 8 different wines: A sparkling wine called Modragne, 2 red wines and 5 white wines. The wines were accompanied with treats like local cheese, bread, olives, sausages, ham, chilis and cake. Jacob showed us around in the many small cellars hidden around the house filled with wine in every step of the proces. The 3-hour tour started and ended in Fedor Maliks beautiful backgarden with kiwi-, chestnut- and almondthrees. We also had the privilege to meet Fedor Malik himself. On our ride back to Bratislava we felt euphoric not only because of the wine consumption but also due to having had an extraordinare experience with people who love the wine they produce.