Gold Award goes to Jammertal Wine Estate
Hungarian wine estate wins gold in Madrid at International Magnum Awards 2020
As the only Hungarian prize-winner at the
International Magnum Awards ( IMA ) 2020
competition in Madrid, Jammertal Wine Estate’s Cassiopeia MCS*Achird 2012
Magnum was awarded by Gold Medal.
IMA competition, where only magnum formats of
premium quality wine are considered, has been held in Madrid since 2008. This
contest promotes wines in larger bottles because in the opinion of wine experts
the magnum format significantly improves the quality of wine. The awards for
the best magnum wines popularise this exclusive form of ageing wine.
About Magnums
The word magnum is derived from Latin and means
“big”. This format is twice the size of a usual 0.75 litre wine bottle.
The larger size lends a more elegant appearance to the wine but the maturing
effect the bigger bottle has on the wine is even more important. While ageing
in the bottle the wine changes by absorbing minimal amount of air penetrating
through the cork. Larger volume of wine oxygenized through the same-sized cork results
in mellower and slower ageing process in the bottle, thus leading to more
sophisticated end product.
About Jammertal Wine Estate
Villány is the southernmost wine region of
Hungary. Protected from the northern cold winds by small hills this area has
unique Sub-Mediterranean microclimate.
Hot summers and long dry falls and a soil made
of clay-brown forest / loess on limestone provide for excellent blue grape
production.
Jammertal Wine Estate (Est. in 2001) boosts of 75
hectares of vineyards on finest terroir and two adjoining wineries equipped by
highest standards.
We strive to produce high – end full-bodied red
wines from Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grape varieties.
Our wineries were built purposefully and use
state-of-art technology combined with a long-lasting winemaking tradition of
our region.
The award-winning wine can be ordered in
advance: onlinerendeles@jbb.hu.
‘Early bird price’ is till 31 December 2020:
20.000 HUF
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