Hungarian Wine

I would like to buy gift for a friend.

Tokaj. It's pretty special.

If your friend loves wine desert or Port, then go with a Tokaj Aszu .. Superior "putanyos" means the sweet wine (sweet putanyos is 6).

While other, Bock makes fantastic wine! Definitely the perfect gift! Hungary produces 2 / 3 white wine, and one third of pink or red wine ... I recommend a good bottle of white, more good bottles to choose from:)

Preferably, no antifreeze!

Go to Tokaj. They can go from sweet to semi-dry.
I do not understand why they characterize their wines as "fire" some wines give a feeling of "warmth" in the back of the throat and are very hard. The last thing I want in a wine is a wine that is so young or poor quality that the hardness away the pleasure of eating.

With TallPaul about it, Tokay Aszu. Worth spending the extra on a bottle OK as the cheapest may be a disappointment.
Rod, wrong country for your comment Antifrreze ... and more than 20 years late to be topical.

Tokai is a vine serves very sweet, kind of like ice wine (made very different, but similar taste) and a lot of people do not like too sweet. I have a small glass or chilled with dessert or INSEAD even bake dessert with Tokai. As a gift I recommend somethig else. View Website imports Otto (website below) and search for Kedkfrankos (red, needs to breathe for several minutes as a couple) or Leaˇnyka (white, served cold) Preatty Mutch all the vines they have is really good! Hungarian vineyards have a very unique flavor and body that professionals like to call "earth", this means that the soil is very mature and has been growing vines for hundreds of years. You can enjoy in the vineyard! Make sure to leave Vill seat horizontal for at least one week before the opening if you sent!