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Csopak is a
village in Veszprém county,
Hungary at Lake Balaton.
There is a
beach in the village.
Csopak is
famous for its wine,
usually and traditionally...
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volcanic soils, full-bodied
whites with
considerable acidity. Balatonfüred-
Csopak:
terra rossa soils, full-bodied
whites with
considerable acidity. Nagy-Somló...
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Balatonakarattya -
Balatonkenese - Balatonfűzfő - Balatonalmádi - Alsóörs -
Paloznak -
Csopak - Balatonarács - Balatonfüred -
Tihany - Aszófő - Örvényes - Balatonudvari...
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nearest villages around Balatonfüred are Tihany, Aszófő, Balatonszőlős and
Csopak, all
renowned for
their wine, land and beaches.
Highway No 71
crosses the...
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Nemea Patras Balaton Badacsony Balaton-felvidék Balatonboglár Balatonfüred-
Csopak Nagy-Somló Zala Duna Csongrád Hajós-Baja Kunság Eger Bükk Eger Észak-Dunántúl...
- Borszörcsök Borzavár
Csabrendek Csajág Csehbánya
Csesznek Csetény Csögle
Csopak Csót
Dabronc Dabrony Dáka Doba Döbrönte Dörgicse
Dudar Egeralja Egyházaskesző...
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Olaszrizling is the most
widespread grape variety of the country, e.g. in the
Csopak wine
region on Lake Balaton. In Italy, it is
known as
Riesling Italico when...
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memorials from Aquin****, Sopianae, Fenékpuszta, and
Arian Christian ones from
Csopak. The
ancient name
Pannonia is
retained in the
modern term
Pannonian plain...
- wine regions: Badacsony, Balatonboglár, Balaton-felvidék, Balatonfüred-
Csopak, Nagy-Somló and Zala. Its wine
regions are
spread around Lake Balaton; with...
- Hungary. It lies in the
Balaton highlands and
falls within the Balatonfüred-
Csopak Wine District. The
ruins of the Zádor
Castle lie on Derék hill
above the...
