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			<h2>Gere Rosé Cuvée &amp; ChocoMe Raspberry Raffinee</h2>
<p>Gere Rosé Cuvée has been <strong>sold out</strong> from the winery <strong>ultra quickly</strong>, however, do not worry, the Villány rosé is <strong>still available</strong> at A. Gere partners, for example at <a href="https://www.bortarsasag.hu/en/wine/hungary/villany/gere-rose-cuvee-2021-12277"><strong>Bortársaság</strong></a>. Try it with the <a href="https://chocome.hu/?lang=en">ChocoMe</a> raspberry delicacy, a high quality, refreshing treat from a devoted chocolate manufacture.</p>
<h2><strong>The rosé</strong></h2>
<p><strong>A.</strong> stands for <strong>Attila</strong>, the founder, but also his daughter <strong>Andrea</strong> and his son <strong>Attila junior.</strong> With the second generation the quality of this pioneer winery remained the &#8220;usual&#8221; high, and the range of products grew with some exciting newcomers, like <a href="https://shop.gere.hu/en/product-category/andrea-gere-skin-care-en/"><strong>Grapelove</strong> </a><strong>cosmetics </strong>and chocolate products.<br />
Rosé Cuvée is one of the most popular products of the winery (see webshop &#8220;sold out). It is based on <strong>Pinot Noir</strong> and <strong>Kékfrankos</strong>, the grape came from vineyards from both parts of Villány wine region (Villány and Siklós), from rather old vines, harvested in August.<br />
Rose hue with purple tones. Ripe fruit, mainly <strong>raspberry</strong> and strawberry dominate the nose. Refreshing, <strong>vibrant acidity</strong>, juicy fruits on the palate. The <strong>crispy</strong> red berry fruits (with some black cherry and plum) linger on for a long time.<br />
<a href="https://www.bortarsasag.hu/en/wine/hungary/villany/gere-rose-cuvee-2021-12277"><strong>Available at Bortársaság </strong></a></p>
<p><a href="https://shop.gere.hu/en/product-category/wines/"><strong>More about A. Gere Winery</strong></a></p>

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			<h2><strong>The sweets</strong></h2>
<p><a href="https://chocome.hu/?lang=en"><strong>ChocoMe</strong></a> was founded by <strong>Gábor Mészáros, </strong>a man who decided to take chocolate seriously: when he made his first steps in the world of <strong>cocoa beans</strong>, he made them in the cocoa plantations in the <strong>Caribbean</strong> to select the best growers. <em>&#8220;With the aim of deep-rooted understanding of the source and origins I needed to know how to unlock the <strong>sensorial richness</strong> of the cocoa bean. The best idea was to look up the farmers, the experts of cocoa and acquire a lot of knowledge from them. One of the most <strong>exciting adventure</strong> has begun in my life.&#8221;<br />
</em>ChocoMe Raspberry Raffinee is <strong>f</strong><strong>reeze-dried raspberry</strong> in basil &amp; white chocolate coating. It was created to pair with Rosé Frici, the aerated sparkling wine of the estate, but it makes an exciting pairing with the classic rosé, too.</p>
<p><a href="https://shop.gere.hu/en/product/a-gere-chocome-raspberry-raffinee-chocolate/"><strong>Available at A. Gere Webshop</strong></a></p>

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