Bott Frigyes Kékfrankos

Kékfrankos say the Hungarians. The Slovaks call it Frankovka Modrá and the Austrians Blaufränkisch. For all three it is one of the most important blue grapes. The bottle you see here was made on the border of Hungary and Slovakia. A purely natural version. Biodynamic. Spontaneously mistaken. Not clarified, unfiltered and with hardly any added sulphite.

Purple red. Typical aroma of cherries and dried herbs for the grape. A wine with spice. Pure fruit of blackcurrants, physalis and cherries. Mineral, expressive and clean. Kékfrankos in its purest form.

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Kékfrankos say the Hungarians. The Slovaks call it Frankovka Modrá and the Austrians Blaufränkisch. For all three it is one of the most important blue grapes. The bottle you see here was made on the border of Hungary and Slovakia. A purely natural version. Biodynamic. Spontaneously mistaken. Not clarified, unfiltered and with hardly any added sulphite.