Zámek Lobkowicz Roudnice Winery

Embark on a summer adventure tour that will take you through the world of winemaking, from the vineyard to your tasting glass. Over the course of 90 minutes, you’ll visit a historic castle, stroll through a sun-drenched vineyard, and explore the castle cellars, where wines age in traditional barrels crafted by Czech coopers.

At the end, you’ll enjoy a tasting of six selected wines in an authentic tasting room. You’ll sample, for example, wine from traditional clay kvevri vessels and learn more about our award-winning Svatovavřinecké rosé, which ranks among the 50 best rosé wines in the world. Plus, every visitor will receive a discount coupon for wine purchases in our online store.

Tours are held every Friday at 15:00 and on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays at 10:30 and 13:30.

While the Lobkowicz family’s winery was founded in 1603, the history of wine production in Roudnice dates back to 1333, when the castle served as the seat of the Archbishops of Prague. Archbishop Jan Očko of Dražice had a great influence on the expansion of winemaking in Roudnice during that time. Roudnice came into the Lobkowicz family in 1603 through the marriage of Polyxena Rožmberk, née Pernstein, who owned the castle, and Zdenko Adalbert Popel, 1st Prince Lobkowicz. Since then, wine production has continued, even during its confiscation from the family by the Communist regime. In 1993, the castle and the winery were returned to the Lobkowicz family. 

Building upon this long tradition of winemaking, the winery is still housed in Roudnice Castle’s historic Romanesque cellars and continues to produce award-winning wines—a unique blend of heritage and craftsmanship built over centuries.