The sandy soils of southern Hungary's twin towns yield lean reds that taste more of red currant and black pepper than ripe fruit—wines built for food rather than the glass alone, where Kadarka and Kékfrankos age into dusty, mineral frames that reward patience.
The sandy soils of southern Hungary's twin towns yield lean reds that taste more of red currant and black pepper than ripe fruit—wines built for food rather than the glass alone, where Kadarka and Kékfrankos age into dusty, mineral frames that reward patience.
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