Taste the unique minerality from Hungary’s Grand Cru. These select wines are made from grapes grown on the Nagy-Eged Hill, Eger’s highest altitude terroir. Bundle includes a bottle of NJK, a bottle of Grand Bleu and a bottle of Sky Furmint.
Sky Furmint 2019
Tasting Notes
Snappy acidity. A tantalizing mix of stone fruit, pineapple, and pear. Hints of spice and almonds. Beautiful minerality. With age, luxe notes of toasted nuts and baked fruit emerge.
Vineyard Notes
Nagy Eged is a Grand Cru terroir and the region's highest vineyard at 1500 feet. The soil here is primarily limestone and is steeply sloped, which varies drastically from all other vineyards in the area. Here a southern exposure and sparse soils create concentrated, mineral-rich wines worthy of lengthy cellar aging.
Pairings
Serves well with chicken, seafood and fish. Also, pastas with a white/cream sauce.
NJK 2016
Tasting Notes
Aromas of allspice and tobacco. Concreted flavors of smoked raspberry and bramble. Plum liqueur palette hints and velvety tannins. Rich, full-bodied, and anything but subdued.
Vineyard Notes
Nagy Eged is a Grand Cru terroir and the region's highest vineyard at 1500 feet. The soil here is primarily limestone and is steeply sloped, which varies drastically from all other vineyards in the area. Here a southern exposure and sparse soils create concentrated, mineral-rich wines worthy of lengthy cellar aging.
Pairings
Serves well with bigger, more complex dishes, mainly meat (beef, pork, lamb) - or chicken with a hearty sauce.Serves well with bigger, more complex dishes, mainly meat (beef, pork, lamb) - or chicken with a hearty sauce.
Grand Bleu 2017
Tasting Notes
Concentrated aromas of nutmeg, allspice, black cherry, and tobacco. Flavors of plum, black cherry, and chocolate, which are tied together by balanced acidity and silky tannins.
Vineyard Notes
Nagy Eged is a Grand Cru terroir and the region's highest vineyard at 1500 feet. The soil here is primarily limestone and is steeply sloped, which varies drastically from all other vineyards in the area. Here a southern exposure and sparse soils create concentrated, mineral-rich wines worthy of lengthy cellar aging.
Pairings
Serves well with bigger, more complex dishes, mainly meat (beef, pork, lamb) - or chicken with a hearty sauce.
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