Blaufränkisch
Blaufränkisch is a red grape variety that produces fruit-driven and fresh wines. They are mostly found in Austria and Germany but are also known as Kékfrankos in Hungary. It has a bright nose of blueberries, red cherries and redcurrants. Oak is often used in the production, usually old barrels to soften, balance and impart savoury notes to the wine.
A well-structured wine with biting acidity that is a great option with food and to drink on its own.