Our winery is located a few hundred metres from the Mádi Mansion, the Grossmann House and the Furmint House, at the foot of the Roman Catholic Church. The cellar has a history of several hundred years. It was built in 1875 and is still in its original form. According to the available sources, the Dusóczky family started building the cellar in the 1700s.

The cellar was dug out of the volcanic rock over several decades, entirely by hand. Over the decades, one of the most prominent cellars in the village was born, in one of the most frequented locations. Thanks to the construction technology and the wonderful cellar climate, the entire cellar is covered with the noble mould unique to the Tokaj-Hegyalja region. In the two-storey cellar system, which consisted of 9 cellar branches, 1000 hl of wine could be matured! After the nationalisation in the 1950s, the cellar system became the property of the Mád Trade Cooperative, and in the post-1990 privatisation period, the cellar system was taken over by new owners. This is how the Bodnár family became owners of one of the most beautiful branches of the cellar, where we have been providing catering since 1995. In the cellar branch we can seat up to 40 people at 8 tables.(the cellar has a toilet!)

The Bodnár Winery has been present in the wine region since the change of regime. The foundations were laid by László Bodnár Sr., and it is thanks to his work that we have 7.5 hectares of vineyards, most of which, 6 hectares in the vineyards of Mád and 1.5 hectares in Tállya.László Bodnár died tragically and suddenly in 1997.We are second generation winemakers, we work with heart and soul, this is our life!