Slovakia - Wines

White 'Muzsla' from Bott Frigyes winery is a white wine made from a blend of Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Blanc, vines grown in the hills of the municipality of Muzla, on the Slovak-Hungarian border. After a long rest on the lees in used barriques, the wine is bottled without filtration or clarification to maintain its genuine and spontaneous character. With a broad and fresh sip, characterized by a distinct acidity and slightly smoky notes that return to the nose, this wine tells of an incredibly interesting small wine-growing area, waiting to be discovered!

White 'Juhfark' Bott Frigyes is a white wine produced in Slovakia, on the banks of the Danube on the Hungarian border. It is made from Juhfark, a Hungarian varietal whose name stands for "sheep's tail," given the elongated shape of the cluster. On the sip it is deep, mineral and saline, supported by great acidity, while notes of citrus, black tea and mint stand out on the nose: a curious wine from an unusual varietal, the work of a winery that wants to introduce the world to the beauty and great winemaking potential of the Muzla Hills