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A classic red wine blend from Eger – Egri Bikavér aka Bull’s Blood

updated on December 11, 2020December 11, 20202 Comments on A classic red wine blend from Eger – Egri Bikavér aka Bull’s Blood

I have started a series to introduce some hungarian wine regions and wines, and today I am going to talk …

Beyond Chateauneuf-du-Pape – the Southern Rhone Valley

updated on August 18, 2020July 30, 2020

Recently I have tasted several wines from the southern part of the Rhone Valley and I think when we are …

Introduction to my favourite region – Tokaj

updated on August 18, 2020July 14, 20202 Comments on Introduction to my favourite region – Tokaj

It has been a while I haven’t talked about this beautiful place which everyone who knows me, they know it …

A guide to Cabernet Franc – where to look for a great bottle?

updated on August 18, 2020July 10, 2020

Today we are going to talk about a grape variety, that if you have read my previous articles you should …

Hungary’s most rewarded grape variety, the Furmint

updated on August 18, 2020June 5, 20202 Comments on Hungary’s most rewarded grape variety, the Furmint

If you are reading this post from a different country than Hungary, then maybe I really need to introduce you …

The wine region of Villány

updated on August 18, 2020May 3, 2020

If someone is asking you to tell all the wine regions of Hungary, how many do you know? You will …

What you should know about Grüner Veltliner

updated on August 18, 2020April 26, 2020

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Wine Tasting of Vin de Tahiti

updated on August 18, 2020September 16, 2019

My first bottle of Vin de Tahiti, the Blanc de Corail tasted by the CMS Tasting Grid.

Xinomavro, a premium grape variety of Greece

updated on August 18, 2020August 19, 2019

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WINE LOVERS IN VIENNA: THIS IS FOR YOU! 🍷🇦🇹 Are you going to be in Vienna tomorrow? Then let’s meet! 🥂 Join us at Billa Corso at Hoher Markt, head to the Wine Bar, and taste these beauties with me and co-owner Rita Takaro DipWSET @ritatakaro of @mad_moser_tokaj ! We’ll be pouring some of the best from the Lenz Moser Wine Selection into your glasses! 🥳 Here’s what’s waiting for you: 🍇 Delicious dry and sweet Furmints (perfect for the holiday season) from @mad_moser_tokaj 🍷 Lenz’s famous New Chapter Grüner Veltliner (not your usual Grüner, I promise!) — a fresh take on Austria’s classic varietal 🌏 Two smooth Australian GSM blends from Kilikanoon @kilikanoonwines 🍶 And two rare and unique Chinese Cabernet Sauvignon by @changyumoserxv When? Tomorrow, 13:00–17:00 Where? Billa Corso, Hoher Markt Are you interested? Come and explore these incredible wines with us! 🍷✨ Looking forward to meeting you tomorrow! Have a wonderful Friday! 🌟 #winetasting #winetime #wineselection #furmint #tokajiaszu #grünerveltliner #hungarianwine #austrianwine #gsmblend #winesofaustralia #chinesewine #cabernetsauvignon #lenzmoserwines #winelovers #winebusiness #winemarketing #sommlife #sommeliers
A TRAVEL BACK IN TIME. Not too far back—just hal A TRAVEL BACK IN TIME. Not too far back—just half a year—but worth every moment! We’re heading straight to the vineyards of Carnuntum.🇦🇹 ➡️ Let’s rewind to my spring visit, where I had the privilege of exploring the single vineyard Spitzerberg with none other than Dorli Muhr @dorlimuhr a well-know super star from Carnuntum. Her roots and philosophy draw her back to create world-class Blaufränkisch 🍇 in this unique corner of Austria, and she does it with pure passion at @weingutdorlimuhr 🍷After touring the vines, we sat down for a vertical tasting of Ried Spitzerberg Blaufränkisch. The wine is crafted parcel by parcel, untouched by new oak, allowing the character of the place and variety to shine through. 👉 Dorli’s philosophy aligns perfectly with this approach: she’s all about capturing freshness and a true sense of place in her wines.🍷And the secret? Old vines. In her search for the best variety to reflect the soil and terroir, she’s found her match in Syrah.🍇 🌿 She owns 12 hectares, with 90% planted to the iconic Blaufränkisch, including some vines up to 70 years old, giving the wines that distinctive character. Her beloved Syrah, along with a touch of Merlot, fills the remaining space. ☝️If I had to sum up Spitzerberg in three words, they’d be: limestone, wind and heat. These extreme climate conditions (if you've felt the wind there, you know!) give Blaufränkisch🍇 a spicy, fresh, juicy profile with smooth, ripe tannins and flavors of cherry and blueberry—not to mention the amazing aging potential.🍷 👌It was fascinating to compare the nuances across single parcels from vintages between 2015 and 2020. With their freshness, it’s no surprise that these wines found their way to the wine lists of the best restaurants around the world, pairing beautifully with a wide range of dishes. Have you tried Dorli’s wines yet?🍷 #carnuntumwein #blaufrankisch #austrianwine #redwinetime #rotwein #winetastingtime #winetrip #wineryvisit
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION. They say it in real LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION. They say it in real estate, but in wines, it may hold even more importance. This is especially true for Tiare... ⬇️ Tiare @tiare_vini owns around 10 hectares of vineyards, with parcels located in two of the most prestigious DOC areas of Friuli – Collio and Isonzo. 🇮🇹 👉 These areas lie between the Alps and the Adriatic Sea, resulting in a significant difference between daytime and nighttime temperatures. This provides the grapes 🍇 with ideal conditions to ripen while maintaining their natural freshness. ☝️Not to mention the soil types (marly soils in Collio and gravelly soils in Isonzo), which further help preserve that freshness. It is here that Roberto Snidarcig crafts wines with distinctive character.🍷 👌I had the chance to discover this a few months ago at the wine bar of @ilcavallucciovienna and would like to share my favorites: ▪️Collio Malvasia: Super ripe stone fruits backed up by white blossom flowers and acacia; slight butter and brioche notes; a creamy palate with vibrant freshness and a long apricot aftertaste. ▪️Sauvignon Blanc: Italian herbs with basil, rosemary, green bell pepper, and gooseberry, all continuing on the palate with an oily texture. Great balance between acidity and alcohol, with a long herbal finish. ▪️Rosemblanc: Super ripe fruits of golden apple, yellow pears, honeysuckle, and mirabelle, with a hint of curry. The palate is just as complex and spicy, with medium-plus body and ripe stone fruits that carry into a never-ending finish. Excellent quality wine. ▪️Pinot Nero: A rather spicy and more serious wine with red cherries, cranberry, blueberries, and a medley of spices: coffee, dark chocolate, vanilla, toffee, and mint. Youthful and light, with the same flavors on the palate as on the nose, high acidity, smooth medium tannins, and a spicy aftertaste. Which wine would be your favorite? 🍷 ➡️ PS: If you are in Vienna, @ilcavallucciovienna will hold another tasting with Italian sparkling wines tomorrow. Check out their website for more information! 🙂 #wineknowledge #wineaddicted #weißwein #italianwine #pinotnero #weinporn #collio #wineindustry #winebusiness #wineblogger
HARVEST EXPERIENCE IN TOKAJ.🇭🇺 What did we p HARVEST EXPERIENCE IN TOKAJ.🇭🇺 What did we pick? It wasn’t Furmint, let me tell you that... ⬇️ A week ago, I spent a wonderful long weekend in Tokaj at Sárospatak and visited the Harsányi winery for the very first time. However, this wasn’t the usual visit—this time, I went to do some work!🍇 I received an invitation to their harvest festival, which took place on the Ciróka vineyard, one of their most important single vineyards. These couple of hectares have belonged to the family since 1850. We can find Furmint, Hárslevelű, and Yellow Muscat on these slopes. We harvested the Yellow Muscat🍇, and it was already a late harvest in the middle of September! The bunches were full of dried grapes. Yes, climate change plays a big role here too, but we still have to wait and see about those noble rot conditions. That will certainly come a bit later.💁‍♀️ I enjoyed the work;🤗 it’s always great to see firsthand the hard work that goes into our favorite bottles.🍾 Of course, we also visited the cellar, where the main focus is either on keeping the fresh aromas using only stainless steel tanks or allowing the single-vineyard selection wines to mature in Hungarian oak barrels for added complexity.👌 ☝️I tasted a good deal of their selection and was really impressed by the quality, especially the potential for these wines to mature over a longer period. Most of the single-vineyard wines were from the older vintages of 2017, 2018, and 2019, and they still showed vibrant freshness and complexity, still awaiting those tertiary aromas. Thank you, @harsanyi_pinceszet for the invitation—hope to see you next year!😍 Have you participated in any harvest festivals this year? How did you like it? ⬇️ #harsanyipinceszet #dulobisztro #harvest #organic #winery #harvestvibes #tokajwinery #tokajwinetasting #tokaj #tokaj #grapeharvest #harsanyiszuret #winegrapes #muscat
SEKT TIME!🍾 Do you know what Sekt is? ⬇️ 👉 In German-speaking countries, Sekt refers to sparkling wines, especially when you're talking with novice wine lovers from those regions or even neighboring ones. ☝️However, when discussing specific countries in this region, for a sparkling wine to be called Sekt, there's much more that goes into it. Let’s talk about Austrian Sekt!🇦🇹 ❗️Sekt Austria is a protected origin classification with three tiers and strict rules: ✔️Sekt Austria, ✔️Sekt Austria Reserve, and ✔️Sekt Austria Große Reserve. 👌I explained all three tiers in our latest IG Live with Giovanna @gios_wine_journal but today I want to highlight this Brut Rosé Reserve by Weingut Loimer @weingutfredloimer from that tasting.⬇️ 🥂 This wine holds the ✔️Sekt Austria Reserve classification with very high standards. It is a blend of 60% Zweigelt, 30% Pinot Noir, and 10% St. Laurent from the vineyards of Langenlois and Gumpoldskirchen. 🌿 It’s an organic and biodynamic wine, made using the traditional method. It primarily contains the 2020 vintage (70%) and the 2019 vintage,🍇 with a small amount of reserve wines dating back to 2011. This particular bottle was sealed with the lees in September 2021 and was disgorged in December 2023.🍾 👌 That extended time on the lees gave this sparkling rosé its beautiful buttery, brioche-like flavors, while the Zweigelt🍇 and St. Laurent🍇 provide sweet cooking spices, plums, and raspberry. The Pinot Noir🍇 adds fine structure, high acidity, and a never-ending finish with a fine perlage.🥂 ☝️I highly recommend this Sekt Rosé with pasta in tomato sauce, salads, or a shrimp cocktail. It’s a very food-friendly sparkling wine. It was a true gem and one of my favorite wine crushes this summer season! 😍 🍾 Have you tried Sekt before?🥂 #sparklingwine #austriansekt #winelovers #wineeducation #traditionalmethod #winefacts #sekt
2009 VS. 2011 – AGEING POTENTIAL IN BURGENLAND 🍷Is it worth the wait? ⬇️ ☝️Spoiler alert: Yes! But there’s more to this tale. A couple of weeks ago, I had the chance to attend a tasting featuring 12 wines from two legendary vintages from this iconic red wine region in Austria.🇦🇹 We experienced firsthand how these wines taste after more than a decade of ageing. Out of the 12 examples, I selected my top 8 favorites (4 from each vintage) for my latest blog article:⬇️ 🍇 Prickler – Blaufränkisch Grande Reserve V-MAX @rotweingutprickler 🍇 Gesellmann – Blaufränkisch Hochberc @weingutgesellmann 🍇 K+K Kirnbauer – Das Phantom @weingut_kk_kirnbauer 🍇 Hans Igler – Ab Ericio @weinguthansigler 🍇 Eichenwald – Blaufränkisch Ried Dürrau @eichenwald.weine 🍇 Wieder – Blaufränkisch Mittelburgenland DAC Reserve 🍇 Ernst – La Mission @winery_ernst 🍇 Heinrich – Elegy @weingutsilviaheinrich 👉 In the article, I’ve included my personal tasting notes for each of these wines, along with a description of the 2009 and 2011 vintages and why they were exceptional. And of course, I reveal which wine was my winner of this tasting! 🏆 ❗️Take a look and read the full article here: https://winencsy.com/2009-vs-2011-ageing-potential-in-the-best-red-wines-of-burgenland/ Have you ever tried older vintages, whether from Burgenland or elsewhere? What are your favorites? Let me know in the comments or share your experiences! 🍷 #AustrianWine #Burgenland #Rotwein #Blaufränkisch #WeinAusÖsterreich #Weinverkostung #Weinliebhaber #RedWineLover #Traditionsweingüter #WeinBurgenland #WineTastingNote #WineEducator #WineLovers #WineTips #WineWriter
ANOTHER GRAPE TO LOOK OUT FOR IN AUSTRIA!🇦🇹 ANOTHER GRAPE TO LOOK OUT FOR IN AUSTRIA!🇦🇹 White wine lovers, pay attention! Austrian white wines are not just about Grüner Veltliner and Riesling, and let me prove it to you...⬇️ Last week, I visited the @weinsteiermark tasting in Vienna, and while this region is famous for its Sauvignon Blancs🍇, I got interested in something else. ☝️Weißburgunder, or as you may know it, Pinot Blanc, accounts for a third of the plantings in Styria, just as in Lower Austria. This is the youngest member of the Pinot family, a mutation of Pinot Gris, all originating from the noble red grape, Pinot Noir.🍇 🤔 Why might you want to try these wines from Steiermark, and why am I so fascinated by them? Because, for me, they blend the beautiful structure and versatility of Chardonnay with the spicy, floral character of Grüner Veltliner. At this tasting, I had the pleasure of enjoying Weißburgunders in various styles ➡️ crisp, citrusy, and light; medium-bodied, mineral, and floral with a white peppery spiciness; and full-bodied, creamy versions with honeyed notes and a more golden color.🍷 These were my favorite Weißburgunders from the tasting⬇️ (Scroll to see all the photos of this wines!) ▪️Ried Oberewitsch 2021 by Weingut Regele @weingut_regele ▪️Ried Trebien 2022 by Weingut Albert @weingut_albert ▪️Ried Grassnitzberg 2022 by Erzherzog Johann Weine @erzherzogjohannweine ▪️Ried Saziani 2021 by Erzherzog Johann Weine ▪️Ried Wiesberg 2020 by Weingut Schulter @weingut_schulter 💁‍♀️I couldn't leave without tasting some Sauvignons and Chardonnays as well. You can find two in the photos that I liked the most.👌 👉 Styria is most famous for its white wines, and I can definitely see why. This Pinot Blanc selection was on with the other top white varieties. Have you tried a Weißburgunder before?🍷 #austrianwine #weinsteiermark #weißburgunder #weissburgunder #weißwein #weinausösterreich #winetips #winerecommendation #winelovers #fehérbor #pinotblanc
THE SPARKLING WINE BATTLE🍇✨: ITALY VS. AUSTRI THE SPARKLING WINE BATTLE🍇✨: ITALY VS. AUSTRIA ⬇️ 😍 On Saturday, we went live with Giovanna from @gios_wine_journal and talked about sparkling wines from Italy and Austria. She shared interesting facts and wines from an up-and-coming DOCG in Piedmont, Alta Langa. I was tasting and talking about the different styles and classifications of Austrian Sekt production. We also discussed the different glassware used when serving sparkling wines, and of course, a little bit about the different methods of their making, as well as showcased some delightful bubbles we brought along! ☝️ Giovanna presented two examples from Piedmont: 1️⃣ Alta Langa DOCG 2020 Extra Brut from Ettore Germano @ettoregermano 2️⃣ Alta Langa Rosé DOCG 2020 Brut from Paolo Berutti @paoloberuttivino While I introduced two Austrian Sekts: 1️⃣ Sekt Brut N.V. from Mayer am Pfarrplatz @weingutmayerampfarrplatz 2️⃣ Brut Rosé Reserve Niederösterreich N.V. from Weingut Fred Loimer @weingutfredloimer ☝️ We shared some facts about these sparkling wines 🍾, the wineries, and engaged in a very interesting discussion about the different styles of bubbles. Take a look and let us know which sparkling wine you liked the most! Italian or Austrian? 🍇✨ #sparklingwine #italiansparklingwine #austriansekt #winebattle #iglive #winelovers #wineeducation #traditionalmethod #bubbly #winefacts #winetastings
NEW FURMINT IN TOWN! 🍷Not your usual crispy and NEW FURMINT IN TOWN! 🍷Not your usual crispy and light style, but that's what makes it interesting! Do you want to know more? ⬇️ MM55 by @mad_moser_tokaj is a dry Furmint🍇 from a special project between @ritatakaro an ambassador of Tokaj wines in Austria🇦🇹, @lenz_m_moser a 15th-generation Austrian🇦🇹 winemaker, Karoly, the owner of @madwinemad in Tokaj🇭🇺, and their winemaker, Gabor.🇭🇺 ☝️The project's goal is to reinvent Furmint 🍇 and the wines of Tokaj 🇭🇺 for the international market, creating something new. As my aim with this account is to get Hungarian wines known abroad, I resonate with this message and was excited to try this wine. Let me tell you, it doesn't disappoint!⬇️ 👉 A unique concept of blending the best single vineyards in the region (Nyulászó, St. Tamás, and Király), then fermenting and aging the wine in 300-liter Hungarian oak barrels. This recipe guarantees that if you smell the wine, you can already realize you have something special in your glass.🍷 ➡️ A complex and intense aroma of stone fruits, brioche, oranges, vanilla, and butter with saline undertones. The palate is balanced and elegant with high acidity and complexity, featuring the same buttery, vanilla, stone fruit character, and a very long finish with a salty aftertaste. 👌An excellent quality wine. This is the 2021 vintage that will surely mature beautifully in the future. A very gastronomic wine🍷, it would pair perfectly with creamy chicken or fish dishes, cassolette, and cheese boards. That's a Furmint🍇 I could drink for the rest of my life without regrets, but life is too short...🤷‍♀️🤗 Which style of Furmint do you prefer? The lighter, crispier ones or these more serious, oaky styles? ⬇️ #furmint #feherbor #hungarianwine #winediscovery #magyarbor #winetastingnotes #TokajWines #WineExploration #WineAdventures #WineEducation #WineKnowledge #Winemaking #DryWine #Sommelier #WineStudies #WineStyles
🍇 GRAPE TALK: EPISODE 28: Blaufränkisch. 🍷 🍇 GRAPE TALK: EPISODE 28: Blaufränkisch. 🍷 This deep-blue-skinned grape is a star in Austria🇦🇹 and Hungary🇭🇺, let's see why...⬇️ ☝️ But first, save this post for your wine studies and hit that follow button so you don't miss the next episode! 1️⃣ Blaufränkisch, also known as Kékfrankos🍇, is a grape with a mysterious origin, tracing back to the Carpathian Basin. Its lineage includes Gouais blanc and Gamay, making it a fascinating cross of Blauer Zimmettraube and Weißer Heunisch. 2️⃣ Known for its deep-blue skins, Blaufränkisch produces wines🍷 that are vibrant, fruity, and spicy. Typical aromas include notes of strawberry and cherry, while the flavors often reveal a delightful mix of spice and fruit. It’s a versatile grape that can create everything from light, refreshing wines to more robust and complex bottles.🍾 3️⃣ In the vineyard, Blaufränkisch is resilient and thrives in various climates, adapting well to different soils.🌿 This adaptability has helped it gain popularity across Europe and beyond. Its ability to develop rich flavors while maintaining good acidity makes it a favorite among winemakers. Which style of Blaufränkisch are you excited to try next? 🍷 #GrapeTalk #Blaufränkisch #WineExploration #WineAdventures #WineEducation #WineKnowledge #Winemaking #RedWine #Sommelier #WineStudies #WineStyles #WinemakingProcess #WineScience #WineWriter #WineBlog #WineBlogger #CarpathianBasin #Terroir
STILL HAVING FUN. But!! ⬇️ 🤷‍♀️I don STILL HAVING FUN. But!! ⬇️ 🤷‍♀️I don't say never do this, but only when you have a wine in your glass that you would drink as a spritzer with sparkling water. Choose something lighter in body that needs to be consumed colder.🧊 🍷For a more serious, fuller-bodied wine, you won't be able to enjoy the complex flavors and balance if you dilute it with water.🤗 Let's respect the winemakers and drink their wines as they are supposed to be enjoyed!😍 Which team are you?🍷 #WineLovers #WineTasting #RespectTheWinemakers #WineTips #SipRight #iceinwine #winefun #summerwine
ZWEIGELT WITH A TWIST.🍇 Not a cocktail but a gl ZWEIGELT WITH A TWIST.🍇 Not a cocktail but a glass of wine with a vision...⬇️ ☝️This time, we are halfway between the lake of Neusiedlersee and the Danube.🇦🇹 The climate is now influenced by the latter. We've left Burgenland and arrived in Carnuntum, the region where Zweigelt🍇 is superstar. 👉 Höflein is the village where the Bühl vineyard is located, alongside with @weingut_michael_carina_auer . Michael @auer.michael.9 took over as the next generation in 2009 and now, with Carina, they are creating wines🍷 around three subjects that are important to the Auer family: youth, innovation, and passion. They say the goal is to produce wines that are elegant, mature, and simply sexy. I'll let you decide if this is true in this case. Here is what you can find in the bottle:⬇️ 🍷A deep ruby red color with some purple hints and high viscosity. A very spicy and warm nose, full of black forest fruits, plums, black pepper, coffee, nutmeg, cinnamon, tobacco, and dark chocolate. ☝️It is a juicy wine on the palate with black cherries, plums, blackberry, and currant, along with dark chocolate, some coffee, liquorice, and pepper spices. The tannins are ripe and smooth, very well-integrated with balanced alcohol and acidity. Long spicy finish with chocolate and black cherries in the aftertaste. 👌A very good quality wine that I would drink at 16-18°C right now on a rainy day to cheer me up. Yes, on its own or with some good gossip between friends! How would you drink this wine? 🍷Any food pairing recommendations? #carnuntumwein #zweigelt #austrianwine #carnuntum #rotwein #weingut #weinausösterreich #weinverkostung #weinliebhaber #redwinelover #traditionsweingüter #winepairing #winetastingnote #wineeducator #winelovers #winetips #winewriter
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