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From an obscure, nearly extinct grape variety, Juhfark translated literally means "sheep's tail" so named because tightly clustered bunches have a distinctive curve at the tip. Found only in the Somló region of Hungary, this non-aromatic variety is typically aged in large oak barriques. Meyer lemon zest, cling peaches, chamomile, and white flowers round out the nose. It's a broad-shouldered white with a coursing vein of acidity, along with a mineral upwelling that showcases an ashy, volcanic soil type. Sample
From an obscure, nearly extinct grape variety, Juhfark translated literally means "sheep's tail" so named because tightly clustered bunches have a distinctive curve at the tip. Found only in the Somló region of Hungary, this non-aromatic variety is typically aged in large oak barriques. Meyer lemon zest, cling peaches, chamomile, and white flowers round out the nose. It's a broad-shouldered white with a coursing vein of acidity, along with a mineral upwelling that showcases an ashy, volcanic soil type. Sample
Under ripe pineapple, Meyer lemon, lime zest, banana skin, almonds, walnuts, a little oxidative, slight feeling of sherry in this while at the same time acidic. Nice wine but this wine needs food. Whites soft cheese and nuts.
Under ripe pineapple, Meyer lemon, lime zest, banana skin, almonds, walnuts, a little oxidative, slight feeling of sherry in this while at the same time acidic. Nice wine but this wine needs food. Whites soft cheese and nuts.
Somlói, Dunántú, Hungary
