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Fortissimo

2005 Tokaj 38% Muscat Lunel, 5% Furmint, 57% Hárslevelű

Grof Degenfeld Fortissimo is a remarkable 2005 white wine from the renowned Tokaj region, showcasing a blend of Muscat Lunel, Furmint, and Hárslevelű varietals. This wine exudes an enchanting aroma with floral notes complemented by tropical fruits, creating a tantalizingly fragrant profile. On the palate, it reveals a medium body, offering a wonderful balance between richness and elegance. Its acidity is bright and refreshing, lending a mouthwatering quality that invites a delightful progression of flavors. The fruit intensity is prominent, accentuated with hints of honey and spice, and the overall experience is further enhanced by a subtle sweetness, making it a perfect pairing for a range of dishes or simply to savor on its own. An exquisite example of Tokaj's winemaking heritage, Grof Degenfeld Fortissimo is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Tasting notes:


Peach

Peach

Honey

Honey

White Flowers

White Flowers

Region:


Hungary
Hungary

Hungary is an under-the-radar wine destination that produces a wide variety of hugely promising wines. Hungarian wine is nothing new: progressive, quality-focused winemaking has been taking place here since the days of the Roman Empire. Set back by Soviet-era state monopoly, Hungary's winemaking is back on track and continues to evolve, combining tradition with modernity. The result? Some truly unique wines made from indigenous varietals like Kadarka, Portugieser and Kékfrankos (reds), and Furmint, Ezerjó and Hárslevelű (whites). Bull's Blood (Egri Bikavér) is Hungary's most traditionally famous red, while sumptuously sweet Tokaji is the country's best-known wine export and was once considered the gold standard for dessert wine.

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