... to remain a dream. But, the knowledge of this varietal being grown in Hungary is priceless info ... Hungary, Szekszard ($9) You can't miss the pink label on this one. The Szekszard region...

Just a few of the topics we're working on for you. Hopefully one or more will be published this weekend. The wines of Hungary, including its incredible dessert wines The wines of Greece--it's not all ouzo Petite sirah--no, not a little syrah/shiraz Corks v. non-cork enclosures for your wine bottle We're also looking to re-master, or even re-record the first eight episodes on wine...

(note: Aug 20 is Hungary's Constitution Day national holiday) Whether you're up for a night at the opera, or a day "taking the curative waters" at a hot spring, Hungary has a classy way of making you feel welcome. And its hearty wine and cuisine wi...

99/100 Gere & Weninger Barrique Cabernet Sauvignon 1993 (Villany, Hungary): A wine ... Villany Cabernet Sauvignon 2003 (Villany, Hungary): A nose comprised of charred oak, medicinal...

In my 15 years with Wine Spectator , I have often heard rumblings about improvements in the quality of the wines of Eastern Europe. Most of my tastings of these wines over that period proved disappointing. However, one area has moved forward by leaps and bounds (thanks in large part to 1): Hungary's Tokaj region...

Some of the newer styles now emerging from the most developed eastern European wine culture.

Furmint is a grape variety that's relatively new to me. It's the classic variety of Hungary's Tokaji region, where it makes the fabulous sweet Tokaji wines. But it also makes dry wines here, too. By coincidence, I had two Furmints in my sample rack, one from Hungary and one from Slovenia. So I ... ://www.therealwineco.co.uk/ ) Disznók? Tokaji Dry Furmint 2006 Hungary The ancient variety of the Tokaji region...

... is a cellar in Hungary with the distinctive red banding on the barrels and the bare bulb illumination...

An introduction to one of the world's finest dessert wines.

The Vineyards of Disznoko For hundreds of years Tokaji Disznoko (Tokay) had been the choice of royalty around the world. Now after years under communist rule this 18th century Hungarian winery has reemerged to once again enchant the world with its sweet wine. To find out more about todays guests ...