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HUNGARY
While the country’s reputation lies with the world-famous sweet wine Tokaji, Hungary is now the source of many pure and mineral dry wines. The country’s heritage of indigenous grape varieties is now supplemented by the recent introduction of international ones, with a bias towards varietal labelling. From sparkling wine to luscious iconic sweet wines, Hungary is now truly a hotbed of expertly crafted wines that are a true joy to discover.
NEW RELEASES
2017 Giusto Di Notri, Tua Rita
Bottle 75cl £52.68
TASTING NOTES
The blend consists of 95% Tempranillo from 40-year-old vines in Las Cuevas, El Palo and Las Monjas in Rodezno, complemented with 5% Graciano from the Montecillo estate in Fuenmayor. The Graciano gives the wine an aromatic intensity and acidity, to carry the structure and elegance of the Tempranillo. The grapes are vinified separately in four-and-a-half-year-old American oak for three years, and...
more2012 Gran Reserva Viña Arana, La Rioja Alta S.A.
Bottle 75cl £35.08
2017 Le Serre Nuove dell’Ornellaia, Ornellaia
Bottle 75cl £38.68
2010 Viña Ardanza, ‘Selección Especial’, La Rioja Alta S.A.
Bottle 75cl £23.68
Ratafia René Geoffroy, Champagne Geoffroy
Bottle 50cl £28.18
Cumières Rouge Traditionnel, Champagne Geoffroy
Bottle 75cl £30.18
2013 Camartina, Querciabella
Bottle 75cl £68.68
2018 Dry Tokaji, Chateau Dereszla
Bottle 75cl £11.72
Bottle 75cl £9.64
Case of 6 £57.78
2017 Dry Furmint, Chateau Dereszla
Bottle 75cl £9.64
Bottle 75cl £11.72
Case of 6 £70.26
2018 Dry Tokaji, Chateau Dereszla
Bottle 75cl £11.72
Bottle 75cl £11.72
2017 Dry Tokaji, Chateau Dereszla
Bottle 75cl £11.72
Bottle 50cl £30.72
Case of 6 £184.24
2013 Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttonyos, Chateau Dereszla
Bottle 50cl £30.72