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  • At chocoMe (founded in 2010) we create each and every one of our products with the utmost dedication and expertise. Together with our team of 30 we strive for the highest quality every day, which is made possible by passion, humility, top-shelf ingredients, and continuous innovation. We are proud of the fact that our chocolates are made by hand in our own manufactory, one by one, and every year they bring home prestigious awards from the most important, international chocolate competitions. It is also a great honor that we can be present in 28 countries, with nearly 100 types of products, in more than 1,000 partner stores around the globe. Our goal is that each box of our chocolates reaches its destination with the highest quality and in the perfect condition, making everyone smile: doesn’t matter if it goes to the neighboring street or to the other side of the world!
  • At chocoMe (founded in 2010) we create each and every one of our products with the utmost dedication and expertise. Together with our team of 30 we strive for the highest quality every day, which is made possible by passion, humility, top-shelf ingredients, and continuous innovation. We are proud of the fact that our chocolates are made by hand in our own manufactory, one by one, and every year they bring home prestigious awards from the most important, international chocolate competitions. It is also a great honor that we can be present in 28 countries, with nearly 100 types of products, in more than 1,000 partner stores around the globe. Our goal is that each box of our chocolates reaches its destination with the highest quality and in the perfect condition, making everyone smile: doesn’t matter if it goes to the neighboring street or to the other side of the world!
  • At chocoMe (founded in 2010) we create each and every one of our products with the utmost dedication and expertise. Together with our team of 30 we strive for the highest quality every day, which is made possible by passion, humility, top-shelf ingredients, and continuous innovation.

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  • "I don’t think there is a better description for this wine than vin de soif. A wine that really does make you thirsty for the next sip! (The next glass!) It has the quiet charcuterie-like meatiness of Cinsault on the nose along with woodsy florals and tomato vine. It tastes of bramble berries picked from late-summer hedgerows, warm from the sun but with the leafiness and fragrant earthiness of footpaths and damp grassy banks and wild herbs. So mouth-watering and so gentle." Tamlyn Currin, Jancis Robinson.com
  • This wine is the truest representation of the legendary Egri Bikavér. Cool climate, volcanic soils give rise to the fresh, spicy, ripe yet vibrant fruits with a touch of leafiness from firm but well integrated, round tannins. Gergo Bojt is a revolutionary young producer in the northern Hungarian wine region, Eger. A town full of history and rich culture in winemaking. His four legged companion, Buddy, always follows him around the vineyard. They form a great team with a sense of playfulness showing through the wines, too. The 1552 Siege of Eger became an emblem of Hungarian heroism when the castle was successfully defended against the united forces of the two greatest Ottoman troops. When accounted for the defeat of their 20-fold army, the Ottoman leaders claimed the Hungarians - including women - fought with such an unparalleled courage they must have had drank the bull’s blood. This gave the name to the region’s emblematic red blend, Egri Bikavér (bull’s blood of Eger). Therefore every bottle is embossed with “1552 Eger".
  • This wine is the truest representation of the legendary Egri Bikavér. Cool climate, volcanic soils give rise to the fresh, spicy, ripe yet vibrant fruits with a touch of leafiness from firm but well integrated, round tannins. Only Bojt's favourite barrels are selected for this blend. It is one of the best and most serious Bikaver's we have tasted.Gergo Bojt is a revolutionary young producer in the northern Hungarian wine region, Eger. A town full of history and rich culture in winemaking. His four legged companion, Buddy, always follows him around the vineyard. They form a great team with a sense of playfulness showing through the wines, too. The 1552 Siege of Eger became an emblem of Hungarian heroism when the castle was successfully defended against the united forces of the two greatest Ottoman troops. When accounted for the defeat of their 20-fold army, the Ottoman leaders claimed the Hungarians - including women - fought with such an unparalleled courage they must have had drank the bull’s blood. This gave the name to the region’s emblematic red blend, Egri Bikavér (bull’s blood of Eger). Therefore every bottle is embossed with “1552 Eger".
  • One of our best selling fine whites for a reason. Floral and herbal nose. Fresh on the palate. Full of nectarines, a touch of grapefruit and a lean mineral finish. Gergo Bojt is a revolutionary young producer in the northern Hungarian wine region, Eger. A town full of history and rich culture in winemaking. His four legged companion, Buddy, always follows him around the vineyard. They form a great team with a sense of playfulness showing through the wines, too. This wine will appeal to you if you like Albarino or dry Riesling. Superb with oysters.
  • Organically cultivated Pinot Noir on a mineral rich volcanic bedrock in the Three Rivers Valley. Old world mineral freshness is paired with ripe flavour intensity that of New World Pinot Noirs. Fermented and aged in 2nd fill 500l Hungarian barrels for 24months. Forest fruits, juicy ripe cherries, well integrated silky oak tannins. Tastes luxurious.
  • Organically cultivated Riesling on a mineral rich volcanic bedrock in the Three Rivers Valley. The Danube, Ipel and Hron rivers create a uniquely refreshing microclimate well suited to Riesling. Fermented in 500l Hungarian barrels then matured on the lees for 9 months in stainless steel, this is an immensly complex white with excellent ageing potential. The quality of the terroir paired with exceptional winemaking skills surpasses even some of the most prestigious German Rieslings. Lean, bone-dry and a layered flavour profile, with a classic Riesling character developing towards tertiary notes.
  • Bott Frigyes is one of Central Europe's key winemakers. Any wine we have tasted from him is of outmost quality and elegance. The soil is a volcanic bedrock rich in limestone with streaks of clay. Great fruit intensity, extreme elegance and superbly savoury.
  • Rózsa Petsovits was born in 1921 in Horitschon, Hungary. In the same year Horitschon came to Austria. Just as the history of Burgenland is a history of German-speaking Hungary, so this wine tries to think without borders. Blaufänkisch grown on loam and Pinot Noir on limestone fom Austria mingle with Syrah and Zweigelt on gneiss from Hungary. A rosé to remember, dedicated to Franz Weninger's very active grandmother, Rozsa Petsovits. The perfect wine for summertime.
  • The varieties Jeff grows are all from the south of France, and on his estate located in Puimuisson (a few kilometers from Beziers), the vines coexist with thousands of fruit trees to promote biodiversity. From this base, each vintage offers a range of unique cuvées. Wines he invents at any time following his intuition and that only go onto the market when he considers them representative of the character of the place. Specifically, Mas Coutelou L'Oublié Version is a wine made from Syrah, Carignan and Cinsault vines.
  • Naperão Vinhão Bruto Sparkling Wine is a sparkling green wine resulting from a rigorous selection of red grapes from the Vinhão variety, the region's ex-libris.
  • Doran Vineyards ARYA 2022 The freshness and citrus aromas and flavours of the Chenin are well balanced by the dried apricot notes of the Grenache Blanc and then there is a lovely, well rounded finish given by the weightier Roussanne.
  • Siller has been the original table wine of growers in Szekszárd over the past centuries. Created from local varieties with some footstomped, some direct pressed grapes it’s a gastronomic wine with character. Fermented and aged in concrete. Stems add woodiness, but no barrels were used. Sagrantino gives a touch of grip, while Kékfrankos and Merlot add fruit, meatiness. Spicy, fresh, and chillable from Southern Hungary.
  • This is the kind of wine that all you need to do is to keep pouring! Delicious, joyuful, crunchy and always buy 2 as the first one will disappear. A playful and lively red that shows itself for what it is in every way: lots of fruit and some spice, a straight, agile and juicy mouthfeel, finesse, tension and elegance.
  • Weingut Knoll dates from the 1950’s based in Unter-Loeben on the banks of the Danube in the heart of the Wachau. The famous baroque image of Saint Urban has graced its labels from 1962. Emmerich Knoll farms 16 hectares of vines in some of the best sites, the Loibner Gruner Veltliner comes from two vineyards on the lower flatter slopes of the steeply terraced Loibenberg hillside close to the Danube. This flat land has an elevation of about 200m. The soils include the floodplain, with sand on Danube gravel. Vines are 25 years old on average (ranging from 5 to 45 years) and are planted at 3,500-4,000 per hectare. Pair it with Fish chicken, goose, turkey snack
  • The Clos Lapeyere Estate is a family-owned estate that dealt with rearing livestock, cultivating vines and farming many years ago. It was in 1985 that the head of the family, Jean-Bernard Larrieu decided to exclusively focus on cultivating vines and making classic wines that spoke volumes about the richness of the Chapelle de Rousse appellation.
  • Thomas Pico has established himself as as a devoted organic grower in the inhospitable region of Chablis. Pico’s naturally-farmed and produced wines are the essence of “Chablis”, but not only in their briny minerality. The Vent d'Ange Mise Tardive, Pico's entry-level Chablis, is nuanced, delicate. There's a depth of fruit in the 2021 which offers ripe grapefruit, hint of apricot and saline minerality on the finish.
  • A smooth, harmonious olive oil with a good balance of those fruity aromas typical of the Alentejo. Excellent for cooking and frying in a wide variety of recipes including soups, baking and roasting.
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