Liliac Wineries the living legend

With an abundance of rich antiquity, delectable food, and remarkable wines, Transylvania is a historical region situated at the heart of Romania. 

The people of Transylvania have been wine producers since the 1600s. Their origins can be traced back to the rule of the Roman Empire, followed by German settlers, who were the first ones to cultivate grapes at the base of the Carpathian Mountains. 

As you can guess, Transylvania’s perfect weather and fertile soil are what make it one of the most suitable places for producing wine, and the Liliac Winery is just one amidst the list of many other wineries located there. 

Liliac Winery is a collaborative creation of the advanced winemaking processes of Austria and the deep cultural roots of grape farming in Transylvania. The hand-picked grapes and the innovative vinification technique adopted by the oenologists of Lilac Winery is what makes their wine so unique. With 52 hectares of two separate vineyards – Lechința and Batoș, the wine is made under optimum conditions which will best extract the flavor and fragrance from the grapes. 

The Batoș Vineyard grows the best mix of grapes that helps to make the most complex and eccentric flavored red, rose, and white wines in Liliac Winery. The soil is extremely fertile and holds great volumes of water with substantial fluctuations in temperature during the night and day. 

Lechinta Vineyard, on the other hand, has ideal conditions especially suited for making white wines. There is a fair balance of warmth and coolness throughout the day, providing the best cultivation conditions. The beguiling aroma and acidity of the grapes are upheld by the late summertime mists, creating top-notch bottles of white wine in Liliac Winery. Every bottle of wine produced by Liliac Winery is full-flavored top-drawer wine and keeping the scenic beauty of Transylvania and the art of winemaking in mind, this winery should be on top of every wine enthusiasts travel list. So, if you are passionate about making a trip to one of the finest award-winning wineries in the world, Liliac Winery could be a good place to start, for it is only 14 km away from Batos.

Liliac Wineries
Batos Village, Mures County

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Liliac is a blooming winery, located at the heart of Transylvania, 14 km away from Batos, an area with a rich wine-making tradition where the latest technology rounds out the art furnished by renowned wine experts.

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Driving direction to Liliac Vineyards

Getting to Liliac Vineyards is quite easy via Targu Mures (TGM), Cluj Napoca (CLJ) or Sibiu (SBZ) airports with short transfer times from all three airports. Transfer options include car hire, private transfer, public bus and train services.

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  • Drive from Transilvania International Airport (TGM). Distance 60.7 km. 1 hour 11 mins drive.
  • Drive from Cluj Napoca Airport (CLJ). Distance 111 km. 1 hour 52 mins drive.
  • Drive from Sibiu Airport (SBZ). Distance 170 km. 3 hour 05 mins drive.

Liliac Winery
Wine tasting

The gentle hills that remind us of Tuscany hills and the numerous streams are intertwined on the green hills. The land which is rich in minerals and the temperate continental climate contribute profusely here, at the shelter in the Carpathian arc, to the rich harvests of grapes. At the wine-tasting cottage, which is hidden amidst the vineyards, there is a stunning, breathtaking scenery that lies ahead of you. The Saxon church towers that rise in the midst of the houses in Batos village seem to remind us of the bygone days which bestow a certain beauty upon the place. Here, at Liliac winery you can taste wines obtained from domestic varieties as well as foreign ones.

Prices may change from time to time and we take no resposability. For more details check https://liliac.com/en/degustare/

Wine tasting tour

Wine tasting tour

Start your journey into the world of Liliac, in whichever way you want. You can choose one of our culinary experiences, take tour of the vineyard, or sign up for a wine tasting and winery visit. a wine tasting and winery visit.

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Schedule:

Monday – Friday – from 9:00 to 15:00
Saturday – from 9:00 to 14:00, if available
Sunday and legal holidays – closed

The reservation should be made in advance, at least 2 days before the desired date.

Maximum 80 people at the wine tasting.

For custom packages, ask for the offer at the winery.

 

Optional services:

– transport – offer based on number of km
– cold buffet – 9,5 euro/pers, hot buffet – 12 euro/pers
– conference room rental – 10,5 euro/hour

Payment options: cash/card for the events during the week and payment order for the weekend tastings and packages with optional services.

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Launch / Diner menu recommendations

Liliac Menu Recommendation

Wine & Food Pairing Basics

Pairing food with a complimentary wine makes it taste even more delicious. But is there more to it than matching white wines with fish and red wines with steak? Of course!
Here are a few basic tips for matching meal courses with the perfect wine:

– Pair intense wines with heavy dishes, such as beef and lamb
– Pair lighter wines with light dishes, such as salad or chicken
– Desserts pair well with sweet wines or dessert wines
– Consider whether flavours are bitter, acidic, sweet, salty or spicy
– Focus on sauces and cooking methods, not just the main ingredient

You can either ‘complement’ or ‘contrast’ when pairing food and wine. For example, choose an earthy red wine to complement a rich mushroom dish, or contrast an acidic white wine with a creamy fish sauce. Neither the food nor the wine should overwhelm each other.

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    Where to stay

    Liliac Wineries are located between the city of Targu Mures and the city of Cluj Napoca, we recommend you to stay in Cluj Napoca, due to the fact that is bigger and more of a cosmopolitan city with amazing places to visit, with incredible restaurants and since we are talking about the restaurant we highly recommend the BARACCA restaurant but not only. Everywhere you go you will find good food, a good atmosphere and plenty of joy.

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