I wrote recently about Eszterbauer winery from Szekszárd so let’s just jump to the review. This time, I opened the top cuvée of the winery Mesterünk Cuvée from 2006.
It has a deep ruby color with purplish reflextions and a slow, lazy move in the glass. So far so good.
The nose is heavy, cranberry and cherry jam with the concentration of a syrup. This wine has a new-world-y character from the beginning to the end. The intense fruity aromas get more moderate on the palate with very smooth tannins and very low acidity. Big concentration but very one dimensional.
It doesn’t improve but doesn’t get worse either 2 days later, except that I can’ sense acidity at all by then. But it’s still enjoyable, but very little.
Score: 5
Price: 2 400
