2019 Holdvology Vision Dry Tokaji, PDO
£26.95
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Description
The Holdvology Vision is dry yet exotic with white peach, pear and quince fruit characters on the palate. Fermented in steel with some partial barrel ageing, this wine is beautifully textured and finishes with a touch of minerality. Made with Furmint, Harslevelu and a touch Kabar, this is a great wine to try if you fancy something a little different without being too whacky!
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Vegan / Vegetarian
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13.5%
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