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Konyári Loliense White 2023
"The ancient seal of Balaton's finest white"
HK$150.00
The Story
The 'Sigillum Loliense' — Latin for 'Seal of Lelle' — takes its name from the medieval seal of Balatonlelle, the historic town where the Konyári family has been making wine for generations. This white blend captures the unique character of the South Balaton terroir: the freshness and minerality of the volcanic soils, the elegance imparted by the lake's cooling influence, and the ripeness of the warm, sunny slopes.
Winery History
The Konyári family winery sits on the southwestern shores of Lake Balaton, crafting wines that capture the unique character of this ancient volcanic landscape. Their 'Sigillum Loliense' range represents the pinnacle of their white wine production.
Appearance: Pale gold with green highlights, brilliant clarity.
Nose: Fresh and aromatic — citrus blossom, green apple, white peach, and a distinctive mineral quality from the volcanic soils.
Palate: Crisp and refreshing with medium body. Citrus, green apple, and stone fruit with lively acidity and a fine mineral backbone.
Finish: Clean, bright, and persistent — a finish of citrus and mineral that lingers beautifully.
Flavour Profile Tags: Citrus Blossom | Green Apple | White Peach | Mineral | Fresh
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Light salads
Cantonese seafood
Aperitif
Named after a medieval seal — wines with history and heritage.
From the volcanic shores of Lake Balaton — unique terroir expression.
Outstanding freshness and minerality — perfect for Hong Kong's seafood cuisine.
Exceptional value from one of Balaton's most respected family wineries.
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