Rating 92
Style White Dessert Wine
Variety
Vintage 2019
Appellation
Dunántú
Hungary
ABV 12%
Price $36.00  Buy This Wine
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Reviewed 2023-02-06

Perfect For

Drinking Outside the Lines, Impressing On A Budget, Wine And Cheese Night

Drink If You Like

Furmint, Malvasia , Muscat / Moscato

Kvaszinger Szamorodni Edes Tokaj 2019 Review

The Furmint grape is native to this region of Hungary and the wines made in the Azu style have been around since 16th century, at least. The Kvaszinger family arrived in the 19th century from Prussia and today, László continues in his family’s tradition by tending the same vines and producing a stunning Tokaj that serves as a study in balance on the sweet spectrum. Tight honeyed fruit flecked with spice enter your senses on the nose followed by an extremely balanced palate with amazing natural acidity adding a layer of complexity. If you've not yet tried a wine of this style, this is a great place to start.

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Kvaszinger Szamorodni Edes Tokaj 2019
The Furmint grape is native to this region of Hungary and the wines made in the Azu style have been around since 16th century, at least. The Kvaszinger family arrived in the 19th century from Prussia and today, László continues in his family’s tradition by tending the same vines and producing a stunning Tokaj that serves as a study in balance on the sweet spectrum. Tight honeyed fruit flecked with spice enter your senses on the nose followed by an extremely balanced palate with amazing natural acidity adding a layer of complexity. If you've not yet tried a wine of this style, this is a great place to start.

Reviewed On: 02-06-2023
92
POINTS
Kvaszinger Szamorodni Edes Tokaj 2019
The Furmint grape is native to this region of Hungary and the wines made in the Azu style have been around since 16th century, at least. The Kvaszinger family arrived in the 19th century from Prussia and today, László continues in his family’s tradition by tending the same vines and producing a stunning Tokaj that serves as a study in balance on the sweet spectrum. Tight honeyed fruit flecked with spice enter your senses on the nose followed by an extremely balanced palate with amazing natural acidity adding a layer of complexity. If you've not yet tried a wine of this style, this is a great place to start.

Reviewed On: 02-06-2023