Program for our Pork Feast Weekend:
Friday – Setting the Mood and Preparation
From 2:00 PM: Upon arrival, true to old traditions, we welcome our Guests with a shot of pálinka to properly set the mood for the weekend.
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM: A rich buffet dinner* awaits you to prepare for the following day’s gastronomic experiences and filling challenges.
Our wellness area will be exceptionally open until 11:00 PM, ensuring even late arrivals won't miss out on any of the relaxation!
Saturday – The Day of Pork Feast Experiences and Feasting:
8:00 AM – 10:00 AM: Hearty buffet breakfast*, where, in addition to the standard selection, we offer freshly prepared pork feast delicacies (e.g., roasted liver).
From 9:00 AM: Start the day with a warming morning toast! Raise a glass with us to kick off the traditional pork feast! We count on your help with the traditional processing, including stuffing hurka (liver and blood sausages) and kolbász (Hungarian sausages).
While the first dishes are being prepared, we treat our Guests to traditional pogácsa (savory scones), and to quench your thirst, mulled wine and hot tea.
12:00 PM – 2:00 PM: A lavish feast for lunch: Orjaleves (rich pork bone broth), pork and sauerkraut stew, roast meats, and freshly baked homemade strudel await the gourmets.
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM: Festive pork feast buffet dinner*: You will find everything essential to an authentic rural pig slaughter: blood and liver hurka, roasted sausage, roast meats, spare ribs, crushed potatoes with onions, and steamed red cabbage.
8:00 PM – 12:00 AM: Live music and merrymaking: A proper feast cannot end without music and dancing!
Sunday Moments:
8:00 AM – 10:00 AM: Buffet breakfast* featuring traditional pork feast dishes (fried blood, roasted liver).
Upon departure: So the experience can continue at home, we gift our Dear Guests a handcrafted tasting package!
* If the number of guests participating in the program does not reach 20 people, meals will be served plated or on sharing platters based on the menu above.

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