Red Wine

Typically a blend dominated by Kékfrankos (also known as Blaufränkisch)

with supporting varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, though exact.

Purple red with a depth of hue suggesting medium body. The nose is dominated by morello cherries and plums with some oak notes in the background. The aromas of dark.

The core is blackish purple with a burgundy red rim. The nose offers spices of toasted oak, black pepper, forest fruit, cigarbox and mineral notes. The palate shows.

The Merlot grape variety of French origin has found a new home on the slopes of Eger and produces excellent quality every year on the hillsides with excellent growing.

With a core that is almost black this wine shows high viscosity and promises great concentration. The beguiling nose displays ripe and overripe red and black fruits with.

Pinot noir grapes are harvested in the middle of September in an optimal – not too ripe – state of maturity in order to preserve their fruitiness. Pinot noir is a lighter,.

A traditional blend of selected grapes. Based on Kékfrankos complemented by Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon, with some Syrah and Kadarka.The grapes were harvested different time,.