I think you missed juhfark, one of my favourites. Its special and rare so maybe good to keep it secret, so I can keep getting bottles. I have 2 keknelu bottles at home, I need to open 1 to try it. Really enjoyed this video and hope your kick start can get up and running, as I'm excited to see end book.
You guys need to check out Szentesi Pince. You can't have a complete list of grape varieties without this guy!:) Szentesi József brought back ancient local grape verities from the pre-phyloxera era and have had 10 years of experience making wine from them. Absolutely unique wines that can only be found in his cellar in the whole world. They are in the Etyek-Buda region. Their cellar is actually in the outskirts of Budapest, easy to get to.
I thought I've had a lot of those little known hungarian whites, but hey, Generosa and Keknyelu? I need to seek those out. Plus, I've been looking for Feher Goher for quite a while. Not sure if somebody still makes varietal wine out of it.
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I think you missed juhfark, one of my favourites.
Its special and rare so maybe good to keep it secret, so I can keep getting bottles.
I have 2 keknelu bottles at home, I need to open 1 to try it.
Really enjoyed this video and hope your kick start can get up and running, as I'm excited to see end book.
I do love Juhfark but couldn’t cover every white grape in under ten mins :p
You guys need to check out Szentesi Pince. You can't have a complete list of grape varieties without this guy!:) Szentesi József brought back ancient local grape verities from the pre-phyloxera era and have had 10 years of experience making wine from them. Absolutely unique wines that can only be found in his cellar in the whole world. They are in the Etyek-Buda region. Their cellar is actually in the outskirts of Budapest, easy to get to.
I know the wines and love them!
@@drmatthewhorkey Would love to see some reviews on them from you guys :)
My favorite was the "kék bajor" and "Tihanyi Kék".
So many great value for money and plenty of hard to pronounce crazy grape names :D
hahaha on the grape names, you are so right
I thought I've had a lot of those little known hungarian whites, but hey, Generosa and Keknyelu? I need to seek those out. Plus, I've been looking for Feher Goher for quite a while. Not sure if somebody still makes varietal wine out of it.
There are two unique producers called Currus and Szentesi. They work with crazy grape varieties. So if anyone has it, it would be them...