Hungary is renowned for its exceptional wines, particularly from the famous Tokaj region, which produces exquisite dessert wines like Tokaji Aszú, celebrated for their unique sweetness and complexity. The country also has a growing craft beer scene, with a variety of breweries experimenting with traditional styles and innovative flavours. Additionally, Hungary produces high-quality pálinka, a traditional fruit brandy made from locally sourced fruits, further showcasing the nation’s rich culinary heritage and commitment to artisanal craftsmanship.

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Szent Tamás Pincészet 2013 Mád Furmint 750 mL

$169.99
Yellow fruit and lemon open with green herbs and a clear mineral edge. Medium-bodied and dry, the palate is shaped by vivid acidity and a clean, energetic line. Ripe fruit brings breadth without heaviness, while citrus, lean green spice and volcanic stoniness add focus and definition. The finish is notably long for the style, lingering on lemon zest, mineral salinity and fresh, precise acidity.

Oremus 1975 Tokaji Eszencia

$1,299.99
Black tea and plum preserve lead the nose, joined by toasted almond and a smoky, briny edge. Exceptionally dense and oily in texture, the palate stays unexpectedly bright, with citrus lifting honeyed plum. Dried fruit, nuts and mineral tones build through a remarkably complex finish that feels poised rather than simply sweet.

Château Dereszla 2019 Tokaji Aszú 5 Puttonyos

$69.99
Dried apricot, honeycomb and dried flowers lead into peach and a restrained thread of spice. The palate is richly sweet and concentrated, yet bright acidity gives the wine clarity and lift. A silky texture carries the fruit through a long, balanced finish. Pair with foie gras, blue cheese or apricot tart.

Royal Tokaji 2013 Aszú 5 Puttonyos 250 mL

$31.99
Honey and peach lead a delicate, graceful palate, with citrus fruit and gentle spice adding lift and definition. Concentrated sweetness is held in balance by crisp acidity, giving the wine poise rather than heaviness. The finish is elegant, clean and notably persistent. Serve lightly chilled with fruit-based desserts, blue cheese, foie gras or as a small contemplative glass on its own.

MÁD 2014 Late Harvest Tokaji

$41.99
Honeyed and luscious, with apricot, quince and candied citrus carried by exhilarating acidity. The palate is generous but never heavy, balancing ripe fruit and gentle sweetness with a clean, energetic line. Fresh citrus peel brightens the long finish. Serve lightly chilled with fruit tart, blue cheese or almond pastries.

Kristinus 2020 Lunel Muscat Pét-Nat

$42.99
An exuberantly aromatic Muscat pét-nat with passion fruit, pineapple, orange peel, wild herbs and lime. Soft natural bubbles and a bright citrus finish reward serving it well chilled.