As part of International Furmint Day, a green apple acidic grape is cultivated in Hungary, Slovenia, Slovakia, Croatia, Austria, South Africa, and California.
With its dry, mono-varietal taste, Furmint is perfect for desserts, blue cheese, Asian dishes, and fish with herbs. It is used to make Tokaji, a sweet white wine mentioned in Hungary’s national anthem.
A popular wine variety in recent years is furmint (Grape). Furmint is a green apple acidic grape that originates in Hungary, Slovenia, Slovakia, Croatia, Austria, South Africa, and California. It is used in making Tokaji, a sweet white wine that is mentioned in the national anthem. It is a mono-varietal dry wine that is suited to desserts, blue cheese, Asian dishes, and fish cooked with herbs.
Furmint is a unique grape that has a sweet, refreshing taste that pairs well with a variety of dishes. Whether you’re looking for a sweet wine to enjoy with your dessert or a versatile wine to add some flavor to your Asian cuisine, furmint is a great option. Tokaji, furmint’s main wine production region, is known for its sweet, dry wines that are perfect for sipping on a summer evening.
Tokaji Furmint is one of the most popular varieties of furmint, and is available in a range of price points. Whether you’re looking for a budget-friendly option or something a little more luxurious, there is a Tokaji Furmint wine for you.
International Furmint Day is a perfect opportunity to explore this unique grape and enjoy some delicious wines at a fraction of the price. Whether you’re a wine enthusiast or just trying something new, furmint is a great option for your next wine purchase. Be sure to celebrate International Furmint Day with a glass of Tokaji Furmint!
International Furmint Day is an important celebration honoring this incredible grape. People all over the world can enjoy Furmint, whether it is as a part of a dessert wine or as the perfect accompaniment to fish cooked with herbs. It’s amazing how one variety of grape has such diverse versatility and culinary applications that are sure to please everyone! With its growing popularity in recent years, we can expect furmint wines to only get better in the future. Cheers to International Furmint Day!
