The tasting room is located in the original operating premises of the winery. The cellar with historical brick vaults forms the entrance area, from where a short corridor leads directly to the tasting room.
The most striking element of the interior is the suspended ceiling of 3,300 empty glass bottles arranged in a spatial composition of a bunch of grapes in three colored shades of glass. The bottles are suspended in circular shapes like grapes, with the circles being placed in a vault in which the edge curve is the lowest and each subsequent row rises towards the center. The suspended composition is illuminated by secondary light *LED technology with the possibility of controlling the intensity. The primary light is integrated into selected bottles hanging in the suspended ceiling mostly above the tables.
On the perimeter walls is applied a panoramic painting by artist Ján Vajsabel with a motif of vineyards and a panorama of Horné Orešany in sepia tones of historical photographs. The back wall is dominated by a central installation of a historic wooden press from 1871. On the sides is a smaller piece of furniture adapted from the original benches and tables made of solid elm. The entrance hall is flanked on the sides by shelves for bottled wines made of corroded sheets.
The room is designed with a seating area with a central massive wooden table five meters long, the construction of which is based on the elements of the construction of historic presses, in the back there is a kitchen unit with a wine cooler and a sculptural element of a metal silhouette of a lady with a hat, on whose dress there are prints of vine leaves complemented by simple hangers.