Bock Villanyi Bock Cuvee
"The wine that launched a dynasty"
HK$505.00
The Story
The Bock Cuvée is where the family legend began. The 1991 vintage of this wine won the Champion Prize at the Vinagora International Wine Competition in 1994 — the moment that transformed József Bock from a passionate amateur into one of Hungary's most celebrated winemakers. Today, the Bock Cuvée remains the estate's most accessible expression of Villány's character: fruit-driven, approachable, and irresistibly drinkable. The 2017 vintage, with its warm, dry growing season, delivers exceptional concentration and depth.
Winery History
The Bock family has been growing vines in Villány since 1850. The 1991 Bock Cuvée's Champion Prize at Vinagora in 1994 launched the family to national prominence, leading to József Bock's Winemaker of the Year award in 1997. The estate now farms 150 hectares of prime Villány vineyard land.
Appearance: Bright ruby red with violet highlights.
Nose: Fresh and inviting — red cherry, raspberry, blackcurrant, and a hint of violet, with subtle spice notes from light oak aging.
Palate: Medium to full-bodied, lush and fruit-driven. Ripe red and black fruit with soft, approachable tannins and balanced acidity.
Finish: Clean, fruity, and satisfying — a finish that invites another glass.
Flavour Profile Tags: Red Cherry | Raspberry | Blackcurrant | Violet | Spice
Grilled meats
Pizza
Pasta with meat sauce
Mild cheeses
BBQ
The wine that launched Bock's dynasty — Champion Prize winner at Vinagora 1994.
Outstanding value from one of Hungary's most decorated wineries.
Approachable and versatile — perfect for everyday enjoyment.
An ideal entry point into the world of premium Hungarian wine.