• This wine has a label "Tussilago Farfara", reminding of the smell of this lovely plant, blooming early in spring in wet ditches aside of the road. The Hungarian name is "martilapu" and it seems not so common in this country as it is in Sweden.

• Report 1, grapes fully mature
• Report 2, sampling in the vineyards
• Report 3, preparing harvest
• Report 4, harvesting
• Report 5, pressing
• Report 6, starting fermentation

• Color: Medium yellow
• Smell: Still a bit restrained, flowers and herbs in the smell. Also some tertian components, dried fruit, hey and petrol.
• Taste: Soft, very agreeable taste, slender and elegant, not showy but fine straightforward after taste without any bitterness.
• Judgment: Has hold up nicely against age, but do consume within a couple of years.

• Color: Light yellow
• Smell: Shy, soft smell from - yes tussilago (martilapu in Hungarian) and wood anemones (fa kökörcsin), well made pure and fresh, herbs and flowers.
• Taste: Not the power compared to the vineyard wines, but very attractive with soft acidity, fine straightforward after taste without any bitterness.
• Judgment: Nice attractive wine for a sip in the garden

2017 Decanter bronze medal, 86 points

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