
Kristian Kielmayer DipWSET (17:15 – 17:45 Sunday, 19th March)
17:15 – 17:45 | Wines of Hungary stand @Hall 12, D20 | language: English
We offer a quick overview of the present of this legendary Hungarian wine region through four wines. We start with the most modern Tokaj wine, a dry single-vineyard Tokaj Furmint. This is followed by a late-harvest sweet wine, one of the most popular sweet Tokaj wines with its inviting, fruity aromas and zesty acidity. Then comes a Tokaj Aszú, which has deservedly earned itself a unique position in the field of premium sweet wines. We conclude with a Tokaj Eszencia, a wine unlike any other: it’s the free-run juice of hand-picked botrytised grapes, a heavenly honey-like nectar with minimal alcohol.

Kristian Kielmayer: Kristian has degrees in economics and oenology. He is a Weinakademiker, Wine & Spirit Education Trust Diploma (Dip WSET) holder and certified sommelier by the Court of Master Sommeliers. Co-author of various publications (e.g. Wines of Hungary Terroirs and Varieties), educator and examiner for Borkollégium in Hungary, as well as the Austrian Wine Academy. He has been a member of the National Wine Expert Commission in Hungary since 2013, a well-known national and international wine & spirit judge and colourful communicator. His focus in the sphere of wine & spirit is communication, sensory evaluation and education with hands-on experience across various regions. He is also a certified coffee nerd.
Tokaj-Hétszőlő Organic Vineyard – Tokaji Furmint Kis-Garai Single Vineyard 2018
Patricius Tokaj – Tokaji Noble Late Harvest „Katinka” 2021
Bodrog Borműhely – Tokaji Aszú 6 Puttonyos 2013
Pannon Tokaj Winery Ltd. – Eszencia
The masterclass will feature dishes prepared by Michelin Green Star chef Márton Tatai.
We kindly ask all registered attendees for the masterclasses to arrive at the scene of the event at least five minutes prior the start time. After the start time the organizers maintain the right to assign vacant seats to walk-ins. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis at the counter and the tables around it. Thanks for your understanding.
The organizers reserve the right to make changes in the line-up of wines presented at the masterclasses if necessary.