Klement György Cserszegi Füszeres Etyek Buda

And therein lies one of Hungarian wine’s problems when it comes to the British market. Cszerzegi Fűszeres (meaning something like 'Cserszeg spice' which doesn’t help that much) is the grape, apparently a cross between one of the traminers and the Hungarian irsai oliver. Fortunately there’s no problem once you’ve got past the label: this has a lovely fragrant, minerally nose with a slightly muscat feel, though there’s more of a floral fragrance to it that the grapiness of muscat. Very …