In front of just us is a historic building, the so-called Phannschmidt's farm. The winery uses an historical press and cellar. The press was built in 1739 and now its premises are used for processing, maturing and storing wine. Furthermore, the winery has reserved a part of these historic premises for wine tasting and sale.
Winery of St. Tomas offers tastings and cellar tours. Visits are possible on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Alternatively, it is possible to arrange a different day after prior negotiation.
Wines from the production of this winery are treated and processed exclusively by hand, as gently as possible. Both traditional white and red wines, which mature in oak barrels, are cautiously produced from grapes. Part of the blue grapes is processed by white wine technology on Pinot Noir Klaret.
For his careful work in 2014 was Mr. Zdeněk Vybíral Jr. awarded by the Agrarian Chamber of the Czech Republic. And during the Vinařská Litoměřice event he won the golden winning glass for the Pinot Gris wine, a selection of grapes from the year 2013. This award only proves the quality of wines from Malé Žernoseky. So don't hesitate and visit the local winemakers. You will surely enjoy their wines.
WHERE TO CONTINUE NOW?
Now the wine trail continues across the country path (follow the marks of the nature trail) to Lhotka nad Labem. From Lhotka, the trail continues along the vineyards to the next stop called Pod Lovošem, where the penultimate information board is
If you have just descended from Lovos to Malé Žernoseky, then continue to the vineyards of the St. Tomas winery and further to the Elbe, where you can use the ferry for transport to Velké Žernoseky.
Tips for tourist destinations in the area
- Imperial stairs - to Lovos
- Oparno - castle ruins
- Lovos