Csányi Pincészet Teleki Irsai Olivér Dry White Wine 

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Teleki Irsai Olivér

The country's most popular aromatic grape variety, which was crossed by viticulturist Pál Kovács in 1930. Legend has it that the grape breeder sold the rights to the grape's name to his coachman named Irsai Olivér due to card debt, but the story is not true, Kovács named the wine after the son of a respectable wine merchant, because his own simple name would not have suited Irsai. And indeed: Teleki Irsai Olivér enchants with its intense, dessert grape-like aroma characteristic of the variety, and its taste is fresh and slightly spicy.

Great thirst quencher!

Producer information

The winery was founded in 1881 by the famous viticulturist Zsigmond Teleki, the savior of Hungarian viticulture, whose legacy still determines the estate's long-term goals and everyday life alike.
Villány's longest cellar system stretches under the modern winery, where 2 million wines are bottled annually. As the largest winery in the wine region, they have areas in every outstanding quality vineyard, their fruit grows in the legendary Kopár vineyard, the Ördögárok, the Csillagvölgy or the Jammertal vineyard. Their winery currently has 370 hectares of productive area, which will expand to nearly 500 hectares by 2020.
In addition to the Teleki traditions and the traditions of the wine region, innovation is important to them, so in addition to the values of the past and human knowledge, they also put modern equipment at the service of quality, from the satellite vineyard monitoring system to the computer-controlled planting.

Villány's exceptional conditions result in unparalleled red wines, thanks to the Mediterranean climate, the Bordeaux varieties - cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc and merlot - ripen safely, but kékfrankos also feels at home. They harvest in smaller quantities, but they also like syrah or petit verdot, which is less known in Hungary. Villány's traditional variety, portugieser, is made as both red and rosé, while pinot noir, with its cool elegance, not only enhances the beauty of their red wines, but also provides the base for bottle-fermented sparkling wine.

Storage

Store in a dry, cool place.

Distributor

Csányi Pincészet Zrt.
7773 Villány, Ady fasor 2.

Product information

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