Pannon Tokaj Muscat Lunel Dry Lemon and baking spices in this medium-bodied white wine with some sweetness. Great some lemon-influenced dishes and lighter spices and curries. Attractive orange and lemon zest on the finish. Try it. Muscat food pairings: grilled teriyaki salmon, grilled pork with a peach chutney, smoked ham, soft cheese, light curries, shellfish.
Babits Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttony has a clear amber glim through the glass. Showcases typical aromas and richness of botrytis, fruity notes of apricot, figs & orange
Muscat Lunel Semi Sweet
Ludanyi Andras Muscat Lunel, is a wonderfully aromatic semi sweet white wine from the Matra wine region.
Ludanyi Andras Winery is a family run winery of 20 years, based in the picturesque town of Gyongyostarjan, by the foot of the Matra mountains. The Matra wine region is mainly known for its white grape varieties. Hence their main focus is also on white wines, including Irsai Oliver, Szurkebarat (Pinot Grigio), Olaszrizling (Italian Riesling),
Tokaj or Tokaji? Generally speaking Tokaj refers to the town and/or to the wine region itself, hence people think of the place, but if it is spelled Tokaji, they refer to the wine, which is produced in the region of Northeastern Hungary. Why is Tokaj So Special? There are many reasons why Tokaj and its
Tokaji Tündérmese (translates to “Fairytale“) is a furmint and sárgamuskotály (muscat lunel) based late harvest sweet wine from Kardos Winery, from Tokaj.
Tokaji Szamorodni is one of the most popular dessert wines of Tokaj amongst Hungarians. A mix of 50% of botrytised aszúberries and 50% of green berries adds a special character, and a nice balance to the wine.
Grape varieties used: 70% Zéta, 30% Muscat Lunel
Pannon Tokaj Hannah Cuvée is a beautiful late harvest dessert wine, made of 70% Hárslevelű, 20% Muscat Lunel, 10% Furmint. Elegant floral on the nose, fruity hints of apricot, flower-honey on the palate.
Pannon Tokaj Winery is a fully Hungarian-owned modern winery in Tokaj, founded in 2000. The cellar owns 20 hectares of land of which currently 19 hectares are cultivated. The three main grape varieties of Tokaj: Muscat Lunel, Furmint, Hárslevelű (linden leaf) are grown in their vineyards which are located in some of the most reputable
Dear reader, The latest and greatest news is that Hungarian Wine House has been awarded with the IWC Wine Specialist Merchant of the Year 2012 in Eastern Europe wine category! The IWC (International Wine Challenge) hosts the largest wine contest in the world with over 9000 wines entered every year. They organize competition to wine
What a tasting it was for Hungarian Wine House, with prestigious French companies under one roof! Clementine Communications the PR and marketing partner of Hungarian Wine House has organized a showcase to it’s clients. With all the excitement ready to burst the evening before, Hungarian Wine House took part of Clementine’s first ever showcase open day on