Badacsony
With a Roman history, Badacsony is known for bold, mineral-rich whites like Olaszrizling. Expect higher alcohol, full-bodied structure, and complex flavors from volcanic soils.
Credit: Wines of Hungary
Badacsony (pronounced “bah-dah-choy”) sits atop Hungary’s ancient volcanic hills, crafting powerful, mineral-driven whites like Olaszrizling and the rare Kéknyelű. Known for their higher alcohol, full-bodied structure, and remarkable aging potential, Badacsony wines reflect their basalt-rich soils and unique microclimate, offering an unforgettable, complex profile.
