Hungary
Hungarian wines boast a rich history and diverse styles. Tokaji, a world-renowned sweet wine, is a national treasure, made with with dried furmint grapes. Kékfrankos is a red wine grape primarily grown in Hungary, where it's the most widely planted variety. It's also known as Blaufränkisch in Austria and some other countries. Displaying 1-2 of 2 results.
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- Schieber Pincészet Trilógia Kékfrankos, Szekszárdi Borvidék
- Szekszárd, Hungary
- Schieber Pincészet
- (1 x 75cl)
- £13.75
- 2022
Notes of cherries and spice, black pepper, with some oak notes in the background. The generous round tannins and ripe juicy fruit in this wine do more than enough to hold interest and would suit those who like drinking oaked Rioja styles and Argentine Malbecs. -
- Peter Pince Tokaj
- Tokaj, Hungary
- Peter Pince
- (1 x 50cl)
- £15.25
- 2019
In addition to vanilla and beautiful aszú notes, the aroma also reveals candied fruits and a silky, woody character resulting from the sophisticated use of barrels. Layered and complex flavors, lots of delicious peaches, long and delicate aftertaste.