Vinařství Blažek is a family winery in Dolní Bojanovice, in the Lower Morava lowland near Hodonín. It hosts groups for guided tastings of 15 to 40 people and seated evenings in Sklep Zádruha, a restored historic cellar with room for up to 50 guests. The winery is a good fit for a staff evening, a club outing or a private party built around wine.
Seminars and company events
The winery does not advertise meeting rooms or seminar equipment. What it sells is a group tasting, followed if wanted by a seated evening in the cellar. Groups of 15 to 40 can book a guided tasting, and the cellar itself holds up to 50.
A tasting covers twelve predicate wines with bread and mineral water, an expert commentary and a tour of the cellar, and lasts about one to two hours. For a longer evening the winery offers three seating formats on top of the tasting.
Rooms and capacities
- Sklep Zádruha: up to 50 guests; guided tastings are for 15 to 40 people.
Guided tastings and seated evenings take place in the cellar. All seated evenings are limited to a maximum of six hours, and free entertainment runs until midnight at the latest. The number of registered guests is binding. The winery asks for a deposit when an evening is ordered; ask for the terms when you request a date.
Catering
Three seating options sit on top of the tasting. Option A is a cold platter with cured meats and bread, with unlimited house white and red wine, coffee, water and tea. Option B adds a hot dinner of your choice to the cold platters. Option C replaces them with a buffet. The hot dinner choices on the site are a fried schnitzel with potato salad and roast pork knuckle with bread, vegetable salad and mustard.
The winery also runs a wine shop and e-shop with its Moravian wines, and its Riesling is its main variety.
History and setting
The family winery was founded in 2003 and is based in Dolní Bojanovice, where the first winegrowers' cooperative in the Czech lands, called Zádruha, was founded in 1904. The Blažek family bought the cellar in 2010 and rebuilt it in 2012. Under the cellar, the site describes old passages and a deep excavation started in 1914 that was interrupted by the outbreak of the First World War. Riesling is the dominant variety, grown on sites in Dolní Bojanovice and Josefov, and the winery has won a gold medal at the national wine salon in 2026.
Getting there
The winery is in Dolní Bojanovice, in the Lower Morava lowland, not far from the town of Hodonín. The site gives no further access details, so confirm the meeting point when booking.
