Tasting and Exhibition of Mass Wines

Discover the fascinating world of Mass wines at the unique event In Vino Gratitudo 2026 – Tasting and Exhibition of Mass Wines with Winery MEA GRATI.

The highlight of the programme will be the public announcement of the results of the In Vino Gratitudo – In Wine There Is Gratitude competition. You can look forward to tasting the competition entries of Mass wines, as well as to a unique experience of wine and music pairing performed by singer Dominika Gurbaľová and violinist Anna Tinathová. The programme will also include a sales exhibition of paintings titled “For the Glory of God” by artist Veronika FITArt.

The event will take place on 11 June 2026, from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm, at DKC Veritas in Košice. These intimate premises in the historic city centre create a pleasant setting for wine tasting, meeting fellow wine lovers, and discovering the traditions connected with Mass wines.

The programme will begin with a historical tour, during which you will be taken back in time and introduced to fascinating stories linked both to the venue and to the tradition of Mass wines. This will be followed by the ceremonial announcement of the results of the In Vino Gratitudo – In Wine There Is Gratitude competition, where you will discover the highest-rated wines and their producers. After the announcement, the event will fully open into an experiential tasting.

During the free tasting, you will be able to explore the individual competition wines at your own pace, compare their flavours and aromas, and learn more about how they are made. The exceptional atmosphere of the event will be further enhanced by the original pairing of music and wine.

Ticket price in advance: €22 until 4 June, €24 from 5 June
On site: €25

Whether you are interested in winemaking, history, or simply enjoy discovering unusual experiences, In Vino Gratitudo will offer you an afternoon full of new knowledge, flavours and inspiration.

Come and enjoy a unique combination of wine, music, art and history in an atmosphere that will appeal both to experienced wine lovers and curious visitors.