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ul. Krakowska 100a, 38-200 Jaslo, woj. podkarpackie
Golesz Vineyard was established in 1982 by Roman Myśliwiec, a pioneer of winemaking in Subcarpathia, known as the Polish Dionysus. It is one of the oldest vineyards in Poland. The name refers to the nearby ruins of Golesz Castle.
Jasło in the Subcarpathian Voivodeship, on a south-western slope above the Wisłoka valley, along the Jasło-Pilzno route.
On an area of about 2.5 ha some 6,000 vines are grown - exclusively complex hybrids resistant to the Polish climate. The main activity is testing new grape varieties. The vineyard is part of the Carpathian Wine Trail.
For organised groups interested in winemaking.
Tasting building (groups of up to 25 people).
Tours and tastings exclusively for groups of a minimum of 20 people by prior appointment (up to 25 people in the building).
Jasło, along the Jasło-Pilzno route; access by car.
Source: https://www.winnica.golesz.pl/; https://www.karpackiszlakwina.pl/pl/winnica-golesz
