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Tokaj – A Triumph of Terroir and Minerality

Posted on 09/08/2019 by Ole Udsen

As you approach the Tokaj hills from the slightly undulating Hungarian plains to the south-west, you get the sense that this place is OLD. Millions of years have torn and polished those hills into soft peaks that are still dramatic … Continue reading →

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