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Ipacs Szabo, Naszut Helyett, Villányi Franc, Hungary
Villány DHC (Hungarian PDO) is the most southerly wine region of Hungary located on the
Croatian border. As Villány is protected from northernly winds by the hilly landscape, an unusual
sub-Mediterranean microclimate prevails.In 2000 Michael Broadbent MW declared in
the Decanter that “Cabernet Franc has found its natural home in Villány.” This induced the creation of the Villányi Franc appellation, a name awarded only to the highest quality examples.
About the producer Ipacs-Szabó István Ipacs-Szabó combines his passion for
nature and scientific curiosity with an unprecedented open mind. After leading Vylyan, one of Hungary’s most prominent wineries for 22 years, he finally decided to fully dedicate his time to research and winemaking on his own tiny vineyard of Cabernet Franc. As the chief winemaker of the Research Institute of Viticulture and Enology at the University of Pécs, he loves to present fellow winemakers with mind blowing results of his experiments.
Biodynamic, organic or conventional? Natty or scientific intervention? Amorim vs Diam? He takes
no sides before trying them all and presenting his findings at the university. István’s main goal is to
produce an exceptional Villányi Franc by honouring manual labour and respecting the
environment.
$62.90
Ipacs Szabo, Naszut Helyett, Villányi Franc, Hungary—
$62.90
Ipacs Szabo, Naszut Helyett, Villányi Franc, Hungary
Villány DHC (Hungarian PDO) is the most southerly wine region of Hungary located on the
Croatian border. As Villány is protected from northernly winds by the hilly landscape, an unusual
sub-Mediterranean microclimate prevails.In 2000 Michael Broadbent MW declared in
the Decanter that “Cabernet Franc has found its natural home in Villány.” This induced the creation of the Villányi Franc appellation, a name awarded only to the highest quality examples.
About the producer Ipacs-Szabó István Ipacs-Szabó combines his passion for
nature and scientific curiosity with an unprecedented open mind. After leading Vylyan, one of Hungary’s most prominent wineries for 22 years, he finally decided to fully dedicate his time to research and winemaking on his own tiny vineyard of Cabernet Franc. As the chief winemaker of the Research Institute of Viticulture and Enology at the University of Pécs, he loves to present fellow winemakers with mind blowing results of his experiments.
Biodynamic, organic or conventional? Natty or scientific intervention? Amorim vs Diam? He takes
no sides before trying them all and presenting his findings at the university. István’s main goal is to
produce an exceptional Villányi Franc by honouring manual labour and respecting the
environment.
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Villány DHC (Hungarian PDO) is the most southerly wine region of Hungary located on the
Croatian border. As Villány is protected from northernly winds by the hilly landscape, an unusual
sub-Mediterranean microclimate prevails.In 2000 Michael Broadbent MW declared in
the Decanter that “Cabernet Franc has found its natural home in Villány.” This induced the creation of the Villányi Franc appellation, a name awarded only to the highest quality examples.
About the producer Ipacs-Szabó István Ipacs-Szabó combines his passion for
nature and scientific curiosity with an unprecedented open mind. After leading Vylyan, one of Hungary’s most prominent wineries for 22 years, he finally decided to fully dedicate his time to research and winemaking on his own tiny vineyard of Cabernet Franc. As the chief winemaker of the Research Institute of Viticulture and Enology at the University of Pécs, he loves to present fellow winemakers with mind blowing results of his experiments.
Biodynamic, organic or conventional? Natty or scientific intervention? Amorim vs Diam? He takes
no sides before trying them all and presenting his findings at the university. István’s main goal is to
produce an exceptional Villányi Franc by honouring manual labour and respecting the
environment.














