Pale lemon-green in colour with an aromatic nose reminiscent of dry Muscat; floral, grape and spice notes.  Crisp, refreshing acidity, a medium palate weight and plenty of green and citrus fruit flavours, underpinned with some sweet spice and floral notes.

The Frittmann brothers set up their modern, well-equipped winery in 1987, but the family have a long history of owning and working vineyards in Kunság. They currently have around 50 hectares of vines, mainly planted with indigenous varieties. Cserszegi Fszeres is widely grown in the Kunság area, and would undoubtedly be more popular if it had a more pronounceable name. Fszeres means spicy in Hungarian.
Martin Hudson MW - Wine Buyer