Alana-Tokaj Hárslevelű Tokaji Dry

The bouquet seemed to leap from the glass in a forward and ripe expression of sweet peach, roasted nuts, zesty floral tones and spice. Prepared for a sweet wine on the palate, I was immediately taken aback to find silky textures giving way to peach skins, flower petal and minerals. The finish was slightly bitter with masses of inner floral tones. I loved this for its uniqueness alone—not to mention the yin yang between nose and palate.

The Traveling Brisket and Helmet Show : weird stuff! nose of an older sauternes - sweet honey with a touch of apricot and a hint of oxidation. but the mid is totally dry with a mean streak of acidity. Nose is 92+ but the mid is rather austere - with the oxidation robbing it of some fruit. lots of minerality and character. Def an unusual wine!

Nose is nearly identical to a Tokaji dessert wine, but palate is dry, crisp, and refreshing. Honey, apricot, and ripe melon on the nose. One of the most interesting aroma profiles I've encountered in a white wine. Very complex and intriguing. Thoroughly enjoyed, I would definitely buy again. Drinking very well, and probably has another year or two of life left, if not more.

Still drinking gloriously.

Interesting bottle. Rich flavors of ripe fruit (similar to a Tokaji desert wine) but fermented dry. Not a lot of acidity, but something different that is quite interesting.

Acidity has really mellowed out leaving lots of melon and a really mellow citrus note. Heavy body for a white wine, very viscous. Drinking very nicely though and for the price recommended.

Wonderful aromatic nose, peaches and honey, very nice finish. Great summer wine