Fischer Rosé Frizzante
Color and Fragrance: It is characterized by a light pink color, and its aroma is dominated by fresh red berries such as strawberries and raspberries, complemented by a slight floral note.
Taste and Texture: Juicy and refreshing on the palate, with red berry fruit flavours and light citrus notes. The wine is light and elegant, with fine bubbles and a long, fruity finish.
Food pairing: It goes well with light appetizers, salads, seafood and white meats. It is also a great choice as an aperitif or for a summer picnic.
3 290 Ft
In stock
Additional information
| Vintage | Not vintage |
|---|---|
| Color | Rozé |
| Type | Bor |
| Grape variety | Syrah (Shiraz) |
| Drought | Dry |
| Country | Magyarország |
| Wine region | Badacsony |
| Alcohol content | 12 % |
| Packaging | 0,75 |
| Consumption temperature | 6,00 °C |
Fischer Rosé Frizzante
Color and Fragrance: It is characterized by a light pink color, and its aroma is dominated by fresh red berries such as strawberries and raspberries, complemented by a slight floral note.
Taste and Texture: Juicy and refreshing on the palate, with red berry fruit flavours and light citrus notes. The wine is light and elegant, with fine bubbles and a long, fruity finish. Food pairing: It goes well with light appetizers, salads, seafood and white meats. It is also a great choice as an aperitif or for a summer picnic.In stock
Additional information
| Vintage | Not vintage |
|---|---|
| Color | Rozé |
| Type | Bor |
| Grape variety | Syrah (Shiraz) |
| Drought | Dry |
| Country | Magyarország |
| Wine region | Badacsony |
| Alcohol content | 12 % |
| Packaging | 0,75 |
| Consumption temperature | 6,00 °C |
About the vintage
Syrah (Shiraz)
It is a world variety, but contrary to popular legend it is not of Middle Eastern origin (assumed Persian based on the Iranian city of Shiraz), but of southern French origin, its homeland is the Rhône Valley (more precisely, the area around Isère, Grenoble). It typically produces a tannic, structured wine, with aromas reminiscent of black berries and pepper, but there are numerous examples of both slimmer (Old World) and thicker, fuller (New World). It is grown on 270 ha in Hungary. It is a world variety, but contrary to popular legend it is not of Middle Eastern origin (assumed Persian based on the Iranian city of Shiraz), but of southern French origin, its homeland is the Rhône Valley (more precisely, the area around Isère, Grenoble). It typically produces a tannic, structured wine, with aromas reminiscent of black berries and pepper, but there are numerous examples of both slimmer (Old World) and thicker, fuller (New World). It is grown on 270 hectares in Hungary.
