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T H E W A T E R F O R D W A Y

Just as in winemaking, it is not about a single season, harvest or vintage - it's about continuity, longevity and perpetuation; building for the future and the generations to come.
The Waterford Way is a philosophy that celebrates prosperity, life, food, wine, family and friends, and guides all that we do here at Waterford. Every guest to the farm is made to feel a part of the Waterford Way, and those who have visited are drawn back often not only to the sumptuous wines, but to the heart and soul of Waterford.

The single label Kevin Arnold Shiraz is a personal expression of the spice and mocca characters this grape shows in the Helderberg - Stellenbosch vineyards. Beautifully soft and velvety tannins make for a great and memorable glass of wine.
Kevin Arnold is a single label brand that was first released in 1999 with the 1998 Kevin Arnold Shiraz. Each vintage is dedicated to one of the Ord and Arnold children by carrying their name on the label.

Tokaj-hegyalja is Hungary's first wine producing region and one of the most beautiful places in the country. This famous historic wine region is situated in the north-east of Hungary, extending over the southern slopes of Zemplén mountain. Its characteristic, triangular position, the rolling plain, the declivous hillsides among Tokaj, Abaújszántó and Sátoraljaújhely, and the river Bodrog will charm the visitor in any season. The fine natural endowments of this magic region along with the secret skills of generations of hard-working wine-makers and viticulturists have resulted in the development of the "Wine of kings, king of wines" - the TOKAJI. The excellent position of vineyards on the southern slopes of the Zemplén mountain, the volcanic soil, the autumn sunshine and the mist rising majestically from the nearby river Bodrog have all contributed to the formation of this unique fine wine.

The Tokaj wine region encompasses 27 settlements in total. The region was the first controlled wine region in the world; the royal decree in which settlements were listed in the outskirts of which grapes could be grown that were suitable for the production of Tokaj wines was issued in 1737. The survival - in its unchanged, original form - of viticultural traditions which developed over the past thousand years and the millennia of territorial integrity justified the elevation of the wine region into a World Heritage site.

The most outstanding growing sites of the wine region - altogether 9 settlements - comprise the core of the world heritage area; these include the Ungvári Pince (Ungvár Winery) in Sátoraljaújhely, the Rákóczi Pince in Sárospatak, the Gomboshegyi Pincesor (Winery Row on Gombos Mountain) in Hercegkút, the Oremus wineries in Tolcsva, and the Wine Museum of the Tokaj Kereskedoház (Tokaj Trading House). The other settlements of the wine region form a protective zone around the core settlements of the world heritage site in accordance with the UNESCO convention concerning the world heritage sites.