Alcohol: 13.5%
Vintage: 2021
Ageability: 10+ years
Decanting: Not needed
Serving temperature: 8-10 °C
Producer
Small-scale is really the watchword for István Balassa, Hungarian winemaker who, since the beginning of the 21st century, has been producing personal wines with a large portion of origin. From István’s cellar comes both dry white wines from the furmint and hárslevelü grapes and of course also sweet wine, something of Hungary’s specialty from concentrated fruit that has been attacked by noble rot. A fine example of sweet wine comes here, on grapes from as many as six vineyards with different terroirs.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Quince, pear, white flowers
Palate
Mineral, citrus, purity
Food
Ceviche, Fish carpaccio, steamed fish, freshly shucked oysters
| Fruitiness: |  |
Floral Fruits |
| Oakiness: |  |
Lightly oaked |
| Intensity: | |
Intense with freshness |
| Acidity: |  |
Great acidity |
| Tannins: |  |
No tannins |
