Sauska Wines
Sauska is a name synonymous with innovation in Hungarian wine. With estates in both Tokaj and Villány, the Sauska family has embraced modern techniques while honouring regional traditions. Their approach fuses state‑of‑the‑art technology with meticulous vineyard work, resulting in wines defined by purity, balance and crystalline minerality.
In Tokaj, Sauska crafts dry Furmint and Hárslevelű that highlight volcanic tuff and loess soils, yielding wines with tension and elegance. They also produce some of the region’s finest Pezsgő (sparkling wines), pioneering the planting of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir to complement Furmint and Hárslevelű in traditional‑method blends. Long lees ageing adds layers of brioche, roasted nuts and creamy texture to these sparkling cuvées.
Their sweet Tokaji Aszú retains classic notes of apricot, marmalade and exotic spice, balanced by laser‑sharp acidity. In Villány, Sauska works with Kékfrankos, Cabernet Franc and Bordeaux varieties to produce structured reds that mirror the region’s warmth and limestone subsoils. This collection gathers their most compelling bottles, offering a window into Hungary’s modern renaissance.
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