The history of the cultivation of vines in the area of Velké Pavlovice, in the countryside below the Pálava dates from the year 276AD, when it was planted in this area by a Roman legion from the 10th Roman Outpost, falling under the famous Vindebona Legion and Legio Decima Gemina - Pia Fidelis. In the year 1322 the first guild of licensees in Europe was founded here, whose modern equivalent is the C.E.C.A.V.I. organisation (the Confederation Europe des Categories Auxiliares des Activities Viti - Vinicoles). The tradition of the production of Kosher wine was established here at the start of Spring 1574, and its whose certification was verified by none other than the famous rabbi and philosopher, creator of the legendary Golem, Chief Rabbi of Mikulov and later Chief Rabbi of the Royal Town of Prague and Czech Kingdom - RABBI JEHUDA LÖW BEN BEZAZEL. 300 years later, in the year 1874, the land where the Baron Aaron Günsberger Vineyards were to be found was classified as first-class grade - according to the French categorisation of Premiere Grand Cru. In the year 1998 the tradition which had been violently interrupted, first by the Nazi and then communist occupation, was revived. Today this wine is considered for its quality, originality and prestige as the absolute peak of the Czech wine market. The wines produced from Baron Aaron Günsberger are sort after for their uniqueness at gastronomic - cultural events of the most exclusive level, like receptions taking place on the occasions of VIP royal and state visits. The range of Baron Aaron Günsberger wines are an excellent investment subject, because of their limited production, and they certainly have a big future. Thus, there is also a private list of all the important people from around the world who share the honour of owning this wine kept in the firm's archives.