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The Hirsch Vineyards Bohan-Dillon Pinot Noir is produced using the same winemaking methods and with the same attention to detail as our other Pinots, thereby ensuring a wine of great quality, traditional varietal character, and sense of place. -
In a property that stretches over 2,500 hectares, we have chosen to select and plant vineyards exclusively on the most suitable lands, covering just a small area of the total surface. An area that is unique in terms of soil type, microclimate, and exposure that deserves its own appellation: DOC Bolgheri Sassicaia. -
The vines of Château Smith Haut Lafitte are planted in a single block on a Günz gravel plateau in the Pessac-Léognan appellation, producing six different wines. Château Smith Haut Lafitte, a Graves Great Growth in both red and white, and our two second wines Les Hauts de Smith and Le Petit Haut Lafitte, also in red and white. Each has its own unique blend and distinctive aromatic profile. -
Designated a Fifth Growth in the 1855 Classification, Pontet-Canet has exceeded that classification for many years now and is considered one of the top wines of Bordeaux. Of the 120 hectares (300 acres) With 200 acres under vine, the estate of Pontet-Canet is located in the northern end of the Pauillac commune, across the road from first growth Chateau Mouton Rothschild. The soil composition is mainly gravel over a subsoil of clay and limestone. A wine of real class, pedigree and distinction, the 2012 Pontet-Canet is absolutely gorgeous. The flavours are beautifully nuanced and delineated throughout. The 2012 is decidedly understated next to some other recent vintages, but the magic of this site simply won't be denied. -
Enthusiastic Emmanuel produces polished, generous wines at his winery in La Roche de Glun, sitting on a peninsular which cleaves the Rhône river. His focus is displaying individual expressions of each parcel. They are picked and vinified separately before being placed in wooden casks, vats or larger demi-muids to continue their élevage -
There is a simple and honest feeling in the wine and spirit of Gerhard Pittnauer which hails from his generosity and humility. Given the reins of his vineyard in the mid-1980’s after the unexpected death of his father, Gerhard, then 18 years old, had to train himself to make wine in the midst of scandal and chaos in the Austrian wine market. He chose to become a student of the broader wine world, and, in realizing the exceptionality of the land he farmed and of the indigenous grapes of the region, allowed himself to experiment with some missteps until he found his thesis. He set forth to ‘grow’ wine rather than to ‘make’ it in the cellar, from the autochtone varietals. He did so without any viticultural doctrine until he found that there was a consistent, common thread in the wines he loved to drink from France and elsewhere. If, he thought, these wines were amazing because of biodynamics, then he must do the same to achieve the pinnacle in his own wine. So he tends 15 hectares, half of which he owns and half of which he rents, alongside his wife Brigitte to create what they call living wines. All work is done manually from composting to pruning. There is no calendar that drives them. Nothing is rushed: they believe in quality over speed. They taste for perfect ripeness, select the cleanest grapes, and begin the wine in the cellar in response to the conditions of the vintage. They do incorporate a bit of modern technology: a pneumatic press, temperature-controlled steel tanks and pumps, all to ensure the purity and freshness of the fruit remains. They are making wines that excite them with the unique voice of the varietal and the deep limestone soils of the terroir speaking clearly. Gerhard and Brigitte are aware of the evolution of their tastes as well as the vineyard’s. They are students presenting the current findings. Not with proud declaration, but with excited experimental energy to get the best of what they have. So far, it is delicious research. -
The Château de Vaudieu, an 18th-century historic estate located in the stunning region around Châteauneuf-du-Pape, has been with the Bréchet family for over five decades. Laurent Bréchet, the founder's grandson, is in charge of the estate. The name ‘Vaudieu’ is derived from ‘Vallée de Dieu’, meaning ‘Valley of God’, a nod to the area's picturesque landscape. -
Pure, energetic and highly refined, Domaine Huet Vouvray Le Haut Lieu Sec is a fabulous Vouvray that any chenin lover should try. However, thanks to its mineral soils and the biodynamic care given to the fruit, it is certain that this wine still has a lot to give. Once you have it in your hands, age it, if you can… -
A precious Mediterranean vineyard composed of pebbles and rolled pebbles, Château Capitoul appears like a rough diamond placed on the La Clape massif. With 62 hectares of vines located at the extreme tip of the La Clape massif, its terroir. is the most maritime of the appellation Its vineyard dates back to the 14th century, when it was exploited by the cathedral of Narbonne, which gave its name to the château. In 2015 the La Clape appellation was recognized as “Grand Vin du Languedoc” , thus joining other prestigious French appellations with international renown. Capitoul - Ode can be enjoyed as an aperitif, or accompanied by tapas, a bouquet of shrimp, grilled sea bream, a vegetarian tagine or even a strawberry panna cotta. -
There is the appellation of Bandol with its plethora of producers, some good, some mediocre; and then there is Château Pradeaux, the unique, inimitable, standard-bearer for this ancient wine-growing district. The Château Pradeaux is situated on the outskirts of the town of Saint Cyr-sur-Mer that lies directly on the Mediterranean Ocean between Toulon and Marseilles. The estate has been in the hands of the Portalis family since before the French Revolution. The vineyards are cultivated in as natural a manner as possible with reliance on organic methods. -
Sylvain Pataille is perhaps secretly one of the most important figures in Burgundy today. Beyond being a leader in organic and biodynamic viticulture, he is also a consulting oenologist for some of the most famed domaines in the region. Sylvain grew up around wine, though his family didn’t own any vines. His father was a bus driver, who spent the free time in his afternoons helping his vigneron friend Jean Fournier. Sylvain and his brother Laurent would meet their father in the Fournier vines after school, forming an attachment to the life of a vine farmer. His paternal great uncle also owned a domaine in the Médoc that the Patailles visited every summer. Sylvain knew from an early age that winemaking would be his career and he attended winemaking school in Beaune to make that dream come true. Right before graduating he was hired by a local lab as a salesperson, where he admittedly was very bad at sales. He quickly left to start his own domaine in the village of Marsannay, at the northern edge of the Côte de Nuits, while consulting on the side from contacts made during his sales days. Starting with just 1 hectare in 1999, he slowly grew his domaine to its current size of 15ha. Sylvain’s older brother Laurent, a trained oenologist himself, eventually joined the domaine in 2008, becoming Sylvain’s right hand. The domaine consists of vines across Marsannay, with a large portion planted to Aligoté, to go along with Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Sylvain is a leading proponent of the potential of Aligoté to make world-class wines, making more than 5 different cuvées from different single sites. In the vines, he practices very low yields, ploughs by horse, and works biodynamically, earning him the reputation as one of the finest farmers in the Côte d’Or. Their typicity is that of the Côte de Nuits, and their style resemble that of their neighbouring appellations Fixin and Gevrey-Chambertin. -
Daniel Wagner is one of the growing number of young German winemakers who are making wines of the highest quality in an area which has been overlooked for decades. He has an outstanding site in Siefersheim in the pure, weathered porphyry of the Hollberg and Heerkretz vineyards – which qualify as Grosses Gewaches or Grand Cru in the VDP classification. The estate is considered to be the leading estate in ‘volcanic’ Rheinhessen. Spätburgunder is the German name for the Burgundy grape Pinot Noir. In Wagner Stempel's organic interpretation Daniel Wagner expresses the place and time. -
Founded in 2005, Envinate (translating as “wine yourself”) is a project between four forward-looking enology students - Roberto Santana, Alfonso Torrente, Laura Ramos, and José Martínez. They encapsulate well the new approach to winemaking taking hold in Spain which is pro Envinate are making these honest and exciting wines in four areas of Spain currently – Tenerife, Ribeira Sacra Castilla la Mancha, and Extremadura. In making these authentic wines there are a number of rules in their approach to viticulture/vinification. No chemicals are used in any of their wines, fruit is picked by hand, grapes are foot trodden, and fermentation is conducted using native yeasts from the locale. To achieve the transparency and sense of place (terroir) wines are raised in neutral oak and concrete. Sulphur is only used when absolutely necessary at the bottling stage. Albahra hails from the eastern end of La Mancha, close to Albercete. Pair with grilled vegetables, tomato based pasta dishes, or simply enjoy on its own. -
The vineyards cover an area of 8.5 ha, less than 2 km from the famous Pomerol plateau. Its sandy-gravelly soil from ancient alluvium contains more or less high proportions of clay according to the plots. At the confluence of Isle and Dordogne, the vineyards of Lalande de Pomerol benefit from the oceanic influence. The preponderance of watercourses, as well as the influence of the tides in these rivers has shaped a unique microclimate conducive to viticulture. Pair it with cold meats, red meats, grills and cheeses -
The 2023 vintage of “Raisins Gaulois” is as lively as any Lapierre has ever produced. It’s raised sulfur-free for just two months in cuve, which seems like barely enough time for fruit juice to become a wine– but that’s the whole point! Pure Gamay bottled unfiltered with a convenient screw cap and iconic label to boot. -
The Fonte Souto Estate red wine embodies all the strengths of the property's unique terroir. The freshness and balance afforded by the altitude; the concentration, which derives from mature, low-yielding vines, and the complexity and structure provided by the judicious combination of grape varieties. This red is built around the signature Alicante Bouschet with important contributions from Trincadeira, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Alfrocheiro. -
Róisín Curley is an impressive winemaker that teaches us all a good lesson on the definition of ''busy lifes''. Winemaker, Pharmacist, Micro-negotiant and a Master of Wine....Whats next? Astronaut? More to the point here, Roisin doesnt do things half way either, all of her wines are stunning, a pleasure to uncork and savor. This aligote Dore is a great example. Going up against the allmighty Chardonnay in Burgundy, doesnt stay behind and does exactly what Roisin sets it for. Elegant yet robust, Mineral, food acidity to a perfect level and a lenght that keeps reminding you that there is more to come -
An estate of nearly 10 ha in Saint-Aubin, Blagny, Chassagne and Puligny, created in 1983 by André Moingeon and his two sons Gérard and Michel. The latter, now in charge, was joined by his son Florent in 2009 From burgundy wines to premiers crus, our history of more than a century will immerse you in a traditional family context that has grown over generations, including prestigious appellations like Puligny-Montrachet and Chassagne-Montrachet. -
Christophe Pacalet is a micro-negociant that vinifies a plethora of different Beaujolais appellations at his winery in Cercié, just outside of Villié-Morgon. After studying biology and chemistry and spending 9 years as a cook in Lyon and the Caribbean, Pacalet chose to settle down and make wine in his home region, the Beaujolais. He had already picked up the basics of the craft helping his uncle (the late Morgon maestro Marcel Lapierre) in the cellar, and in 1999 this same uncle helped Christophe set up his own winery -
Founded in 1986, Eric Dhondt and Edith Grellet decided to stop selling off grapes to negociants and started Dhondt-Grellet and focusing on biodynamic farming has translated into vivid champagnes from great parcels across the Côte des Blancs. The domaine is 6ha of Grand Cru and 1er Cru vines, with an average age of 40 years.Starting with two hectares, the domaine has now tripled in size and starting gaining real attention when Adrien took over winemaking in 2012 at age 22. Today, joined by his sister Alice, he has slowly increased the range of Champagnes produced by isolating their holdings across the villages of Cramant and Cuis and bottling pure expressions of Chardonnay. Most recently, he launched a small negociant project to satisfy his curiosity outside of his own domaine’s style.
Inspired by the great white winemakers of Burgundy, Adrien is taking his family’s wines to another level, focusing on chardonnay and terroir. The quality of Adrien’s cuvées was recognized when he was voted Winemaker of the Year 2017 in the Trophées Champenois. -
Domaine Rolet is a famous producer based in Arbois. Established in 1942, the domaine has risen in prominence in the region and has acquired prime old vine vineyards in the appellations of Arbois and Côtes du Jura. -
Elegant and refreshing with a good burst of fruit and a touch of minerality. Bright, fresh yellow color. Flowery on the palate, fresh and delicate, fruity with a smooth finish. Produced thinking on sustainability it's a local wine for local people that got it's foot out of the region due to it's simplicity and quality. -
Pinot Noir Indulge in the elegance of Pinot Noir selection, where each bottle encapsulates the delicate balance of red fruit nuances and refined complexity. Schug Winery was born from Walter Schug’s passion for Pinot Noir, a journey that led him from Napa Valley’s pioneering days at Joseph Phelps Winery to the wind-swept hills of Sonoma’s Carneros region. Honoring our 100-year-old heritage and guided by winemaker Johannes Scheid, we continue to craft European-styled wines for a new chapter, inviting you to share our family’s legacy in every sip. -
Szászi has one of the first organic certified vineyards in Hungary. The St. George's Hill is their top single vineyard dedicated to Olaszrizling aka. Welschriesling. Contrary to the name it has no genetical connection to the Rhein Valley Riesling. Olaszrizling is a neutral variety meaning that it is a good reflector of the basalt terroir. Its aromas are most commonly characterised by almond blossom and hazelnut. Olaszrizling wines are a real representation of the Lake Balaton feeling, as the variety can be found in almost every cellar on the north shore. Olaszrizling made in a really light, fresh neutral style is one of the great summer classics. This style of light Olaszrizling is the perfect accompaniment for summer barbecues and light salad or vegetable dishes. Olaszrizling can also demonstrate a more serious side with the right attention in the vineyards and winery. In this case, its flavours are accompanied by an oily, dense texture, greater depth and often a more mineral character. These premium Olaszrizlings are real foodie wines and also benefit from a few years of bottle age. -
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. -
Introducing a sensation that tantalizes both the palate and the senses – Cocoa Atelier Smoked Almonds. These remarkable confections bring together the wholesome goodness of whole roasted almonds and the decadence of a crisp chocolate shell, harmoniously united to create a symphony of flavours and textures that will leave you utterly captivated. -
Traditional Hungarian recipes in Roebuck sausage range, combining healthy wild game meat with pork belly bacon. This unique blend enhances the flavor of premium spices, which are ground over liquid nitrogen, resulting in a more pronounced taste experience. -
The Grapoila Grapeseed Oil has won the two-star award at the Great Taste in 2020 (The Great Taste Award is the most famous food tasting contest in the world based on blind testing). It can be used for frying, cooking, seasoning pastry and stuffing of cakes, for seasoning soups, meats, sauces, decorating and flavouring salads. -
Known as the olive of Portugal, native Galega variety are ripened on the tree and then carefully selected for harvesting when just ripe. They are then cured before adding oregano. The result is an olive that is firm, smooth, and sweet. Produced in the Beira Baixa region, these olives (a local favourite), are an ideal table olive as the pulp is easily separated from the stone. -
Located in the fertile area of Jaen in the province of Andalucia, known since ancient times as Olive Paradise, Nobleza del Sur has been cultivating the olive for more than three generations. Today the company is involved in the complete process of production from cultivation, harvesting, processing and storage, to packaging and marketing. Each year they select the best fruit of their family farms and carefully harvest by hand at the optimum moment of ripeness to obtain the best natural olive juice. The olives are transported to their own nearby mill where the oil is extracted at low temperature with the latest machinery under strict quality control. The company uses sustainable methods and environmentally friendly production resulting in exceptional quality extra virgin olive oil for the most discerning palates. -
There are only two Spanish olive oils that have received the maximum punctuation of 100 out of 100 from the prestigious Flos Olei competition and Finca la Torre’s Hojiblanca extra virgin olive oil is one of them. This exceptionally well-balanced olive oil comes from the heart of Andalucía near Malaga where estate manager Victor Serrano carefully tends the organic and biodynamic groves and year after year produces some of the world’s best olive oil. -
There are only two Spanish olive oils that have received the maximum punctuation of 100 out of 100 from the prestigious Flos Olei competition and Finca la Torre’s Hojiblanca extra virgin olive oil is one of them. This exceptionally well-balanced olive oil comes from the heart of Andalucía near Malaga where estate manager Victor Serrano carefully tends the organic and biodynamic groves and year after year produces some of the world’s best olive oil. -
The Reserve Range expresses purity, balance and elegance in my wines without compromising on complexity, intensity or gravitas. Meticulous vineyard selection culminated in the creation of these world class wines. They are amongst the most elegant of Elim wines, and effortlessly reflect the quality and style that Elim is capable of.Technical sheet
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The Ripassa Valpolicella Superiore from Zenato is an excellent, characterful and harmonious red wine cuvée from the Italian DOC Valpolicella Ripasso wine-growing region.This wine appears dark and deep ruby red in the glass and unfolds its elegant and intense bouquet, which consists of aromas of black cherries and plums. Spicy nuances and hints of rum pot, the result of the Apassimento process, complement the nose.On the palate, this red wine from Veneto is juicy and supple and its compact fruit is complemented by subtle notes of coffee, licorice and almond and carried into a long, elegant finish. -
A lively and ripe juice which, in the words of Maya and Nicolas, faithfully captures the character of the wines of the commune where they are based. A very nice balance and a great drinkability for this Cahors which breaks the codes. Light and greedy at the same time, it offers us a superb length and much pleasure. -
This estate spans a modest 9 hectares, with 1 hectare located in Sancerre and the remaining 8 in the Coteaux du Giennois. Emile's vineyard holdings in the Giennois region are situated in the picturesque villages of Bonny-sur-Loire and Beaulieu-sur-Loire, where the vineyards gently ascend from the banks of the Loire River. It is from these calcareous soils, enriched with underlying layers of silex and clay, that Emile crafts the wines -
Toro was one of the great discoveries on our trips in the search for vineyards. In 2005 we found ourselves among the largest number of centenary and pre-phylloxera vineyards we had ever seen, with sandy soils perfect for the vine and an ideal continental climate to prevent the onset of diseases. All these conditions have led to the maintenance of ancestral viticulture, based on respect for natural rhythms. But, without a doubt, the most unique thing we found in Toro were its wine growers, men and women with an emotional attachment to the land, to which they have dedicated effort, wisdom, respect and sacrifice for generations. That is why they are the face of the wines of Bodega Matsu, a Japanese word that means “wait” and conveys the philosophy of this project. Wait for nature to take its course, for the vineyards to turn 100, wait for the perfect moment to open a bottle of wine. With El Pícaro, El Recio, El Viejo and La Jefa our aim was to elaborate wines that retain the traditional power of the Toro vineyards, but combine it with the freshness and elegance that characterizes all our wines. -
Matsu represents a journey through time, through several generations dedicated to life on the land. Youth, maturity and old age. Four wines originating in the D.O. Toro needing more than one hundred years for their elaboration with the grape from centenary vineyards, the wisdom inherited from generations of winemakers who continue to grow the vines in an artisan way using the most ancestral techniques. El Pícaro, El Recio, El Viejo and La Jefa personify the essence of Matsu, their individual relationship with the land in accordance with their age and their life stage. They are the tribute to hundreds of men and women who have dedicated their lives to the vineyard in this region. The result is four modern and sophisticated wines, capable of displaying soft, discreet elegance without losing the power that characterizes Toro wines. -
"An intensely fruity, fresh tasting and extremely well balanced Picual." Making extra virgin olive oil since 1640, Nobleza del Sur is a world leader in the field making some of the most highly prized oils in the world. Based in Los Añadidos-Jaén, Andalucía where a very unique Mediterranean microclimate, abundant sunshine and fertile lands close to the Guadalimar river combine to create the perfect setting for the production of some of the world's best olive oil. Butterflies polinate flowers that open at night. Climate change and the use of pesticides and insecticides have threatened them with exticition -
Since its foudation on the 10th september 1756 by Royal Charter of D. José I, King of Portugal, under the auspices of his Prime Minister, Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo, Marquis of Pombal, the importance of this chartered Company was reflected by the valuable services to the community, being the most relevant, the demarcation of the Douro region – the oldest wine appellation in the world. Since 1960, Real Companhia Velha has been run by the Silva Reis family, who have dedicated their efforts to the production of both Port and Douro wines, focusing on the study and development of the Douro terroir. The Company owns 5 quintas in the Douro valley – Quinta das Carvalhas, Quinta de Cidrô, Quinta dos Aciprestes, Quinta do Casal da Granja and Quinta do Síbio – with a total vineyard surface of 557 ha. -
Rocim is the owner of Herdade do Rocim and Vale da Mata. Today, this brand is renowned for the quality of its wine and Cellar. Speaking of its history is speaking of a dream and therefore, it means speaking of the present and future. Because dreams are endless. The “Mariana” Rose is a young and cheerful wine, with generous fruit, freshness and aromatic richness, which reflect the region´s charm. Produced from Touriga Nacional and Aragonez varieties. -
The vineyard is situated alongside the Mosel river opposite of Mülheim and faces due south. The name refers to the Devonian slate stone there has rich ferruginous minerals that adds earthy notes to the flavour. The vineyard designation “Juffer” (medieval German: ‘Virgin Lady’) is a reminder of the nearby Convent that used to own large parts in that steep vineyard site. In Burgundian terms the Juffer is seen as a ‘Premier Cru’. -
Founded in 1967 by Jacques Seysses, who transforms a newly acquired property into the Dujac domaine, it is now run together with his sons Jeremy, winemaker, and Alec. The property has 17.30 hectares of which a small part cultivated with chardonnay for an average production of less than 80,000 bottles. Jacques and his son Jeremy (whose wife Diana winemaker works in the domaine) are faithful to a very marked pinot noir through the vinification of whole grapes: the wine obtained rarely has a great color, but after a long aging (even beyond the thirty ' years) tertiary aromas do justice to this winemaking. Dujac style is the search for elegance and finesse with integrated and soft tannins always with balance, harmony, length and complexity. At the base the work in the vineyard, serious and rigorous, where the experience and knowledge of technology can help in the small imperfections of the vintage, but without any tampering. The brothers Alec and Jeremy, continuing in their father's work, are today considered among the best interpreters of the Pinot Noir of the Côte de Nuits and the Domaine Dujac can be fully confirmed as one of the most important Burgundy producers. In 2019 Morey has had another very successful vintage, receiving more rainfall in August than anywhere else on the Côte. The limestone subsoil also seems to give the wines a little more bite. The fruit is perfumed, with the classic Morey blueberry touches. The wine has good concentration and an energetic finish. -
This domain has one of the best terroirs in Châteauneuf-du-Pape with its abundance of rounded quartzite stones from the Villafranchian period. These stones absorb heat during the day then radiate it at night, promoting full grape maturity. Yielding just 30 hectolitres per hectare, the vines are carefully managed throughout the year. The grapes are hand-harvested, once each variety has reached full maturity, which is based on tastings undertaken by an expert panel. The vineyard is farmed sustainably according to the principles of la lutte raisonnée.Technical sheet
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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.International Awards
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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.
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