Royal Tokaji Blue Label 5 Puttonyos (50cl) 2018
Tokaji Aszú
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A regular Gold medalist, this sublime 5 Puttonyos Tokaji is a modern interpretation of the Hungarian classic. It’s from the superb Royal Tokaji Company, founded in 1990. Rich, sweet and complex with dazzling intensity and freshness.
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Wine Details
- White - Luscious
- Fine wine
Hungary- Deep Gold
- Yellow Muscat
- 5.75 Units
- Vegan
- 11.5% ABV
- 500 ml
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2029
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Honeyed stone fruits cut through by incisive citrus zip. Long, complex
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
Tokaji is Hungary’s most noble wine with 400 years of history and royal patronage. ‘5 Puttonyos’ indicates around 8 out of 10 on the sweetness scale yet it tastes remarkably fresh. Its secret is noble rot, a fungus which affects certain Hungarian vineyards (as it does in France's Sauternes), resulting in naturally raisined grapes (Aszú) of remarkable intensity. At its height, Tokaji was so revered that Tsar Peter the Great dispatched Cossacks to ensure the wine’s safe passage to St Petersburg. Production halted during the Communist era but the Royal Tokaji Company, an Anglo-Hungarian consortium formed after the fall of Communism, has played a major part in Tokaji’s resurgence. Chill down and pour a glass of history. A superb dessert wine.
Tokaji is Hungary’s most noble wine with 400 years of history and royal patronage. ‘5 Puttonyos’ indicates around 8 out of 10 on the sweetness scale yet it tastes remarkably fresh. Its secret is noble rot, a fungus which affects certain Hungarian vineyards (as it does in France's Sauternes), resulting in naturally raisined grapes (Aszú) of remarkable intensity. At its height, Tokaji was so revered that Tsar Peter the Great dispatched Cossacks to ensure the wine’s safe passage to St Petersburg. Production halted during the Communist era but the Royal Tokaji Company, an Anglo-Hungarian consortium formed after the fall of Communism, has played a major part in Tokaji’s resurgence. Chill down and pour a glass of history. A superb dessert wine.
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