Bubbles of the Week: Buborczi by Babarczi
The wine of this week is an aerated, juicy, light sparkling wine – a brilliant drink to start this summer week. Pannonhalma wine region is on the northern part of Hungary with relatively cooler climate. Babarczi is a family winery well known for their crispy, spotless, flavoursome white wines and recently for some exciting red wines as well. Buborczi is also a favourite of many Babarczi followers!
Cover photo by photographer Mónika Szente
Aromatic bubbles
It is not hard to find out that the name of the wine comes from the union of two words, ‘buborék’ (‘bubbles’) and Babarczi. The base wine is a blend made of Cserszegi Fűszeres, Irsai Olivér and Tramini varieties. “This wine is a unique exciting blend of the peachy acidity and lightness of Tramini, the spicy aromas of Cserszegi Fűszeres and Irsai Olivér’s perfumed, elderflower notes. Fine bubbles caress the palate, while its fragrant fruit character and lively acidity make this wine the refreshing drink of the summer.”
Its retail price is only around 5 euros!
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