Chateau Chizay
Chateau Chizay is a Ukrainian winery in Zakarpattia producing high-quality wines from its own grapes.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Chateau Chizay is a winery founded in 1995 in the Chizay tract near the town of Berehove in Zakarpattia, Ukraine. It describes itself as a leading Zakarpattia winery producing high-quality Ukrainian wines exclusively from its own Zakarpattia grapes, with 272 hectares of vineyards, about 1.5 million bottles per year, and 1,492 barrels in its cellars. Its range includes sparkling Carpathian Sekt, still wines (dry, semi-dry, semi-sweet and dessert), and strong drinks, brandy and cognacs of Ukraine. The site also hosts a winemaker museum, the Chizay. Mala Hora restaurant and mini-hotel, and the Chateau Chizay Academy.
History
The Chateau Chizay winemaking complex was founded in 1995 in the Chizay tract near the town of Berehove in Zakarpattia. The winery states it built modern production from scratch while paying attention to local winemaking history. It produces wines exclusively from its own Zakarpattia grapes, and today describes itself not as a winery but as a wine town.
Products and positioning
Premium Ukrainian sparkling and still wines for festive occasions and gifts.
Carpathian Sekt
Sparkling wine from the heart of the Carpathians.
Furmint Founder’s Reserve 2023
A new experiment with flagship Furmint using stabulation technology, first in Ukraine.
Furmint Wild
Dry white wine fermented exclusively on wild yeasts, spontaneous fermentation for 4 months in oak barrels.
Furmint Sur Lie
Terroir Furmint Sur Lie from Mydanytsia, creamy texture from lees aging, gold at Uwines Awards 2026.
Sauvignon Blanc
Dry white Sauvignon Blanc from a special plot of Mala Hora.
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