Somlyó showcases everything Mátyás has to offer on his Pinot Blanc, combining century-year-old traditions with a unique and modern take on natural wine making. Ripe peach and pear on the nose, followed by a mineral salinity
Made using a method that Andras calls the sandwich method: fermentation on the skins for 4 weeks in layers of crushed-whole bunches altered with layers of crushed grapes. The result is this fun easy to drink energy bomb, with aroma's of pear, figs and tea
30 percent blaufränkisch, 70 pinot noir from which half came from unpruned vines. Harvested very early in the season, followed by a 2 week fermentation and 5 months in old oak, making it easy, enjoyable, but still concentrated
Energetic, sunny and funky, this fresh blend of Traminer and Chardonnay (fermented on skin for 3 weeks), and Feteasca and Sauvignon Blanc (3 day skin contact). Aged in old barrels for 8 months, with aroma's of lychee, mandarin and quince
With this wine Andras and his father went back to the age-old, red-and-white together, all-in-one method. It's a co-fermentation of 3 Pinots, with two thirds fermented on whole bunches. A truly diverse, juicy and fun wine that's between a rosé and red
Named after the first two grandchildren in the Mátyás family - Sára and Dóra, a tradition that started in 2013 - with #5 being the 5th iteration of this heritage wine. A well rounded and elegant orange with a beautiful flinty finish
A white cuvée blend from Moravia from a lot of varieties (Veltlin, Vlasak, Rynak, Sylvan, Pinot Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc) harvested at the same time and processed together. Aged in French Oak barrels for 9 months and absolutely gorgeous
Veltlinské zelene from Devín fermented with skin and aged for 6 months in Georgian clay vessels called Qvevri, which are buried in the ground. After this the wine is pressed and aged 3 months in oak barrels.
These 7 apples are from Filip's friend Johan Moscon's biodynamic farm. The Granny Smith and Maschansk apples create a dry, fruity, funky and somewhat acidic cider with elegant bubbles.
A blend of Vlasak from Moravia and Riesling from Devín. Grapes are kept 4 weeks on skin in an open-vat fermentation then pressed and aged in oak barrels for 10 months.
100% Frankovka from Moravia. 25% of the grapes were kept whole cluster during 4 weeks of fermentation and stirred 3 times daily. After this, pressed and aged for 12 months in French and Austrian barrels.
This rosé has been aged for 12 months in oak barrels and gone through a malolactic fermentation. The bouquet is full of red summer fruits, some rhubarb and a gentle licorice. A soft and gentle story full of elegance!
A blend of Grüner Veltliner and Riesling, macerated on skins for 24 hours. After this the must is fermented in wooden barrels and aged for 10 months. Intentionally bottled with lees so Filip’s advice is to shake before serving or decant and serve clear.
