Tolna, roughly pronounced "tol-na," is Hungary's youngest wine district and one of Pannon's four wine-growing areas. It makes approachable Kékfrankos and Merlot reds, alongside crisp Chardonnay and Grüner Veltliner whites.
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- PannonNo producers listed yetPannon covers four separate wine-growing areas, with limestone, loess, loam and clay across its hilly landscape. Red wine predominates, often with ripe fruit, concentration and plush tannins.
- Pécs1 producerWithin Pannon, Pécs makes fresh Chardonnay and Irsai Olivér whites with bright acidity, helped by cooling breezes from the Mecsek Mountains.
- SzekszárdNo producers listed yetSzekszárd makes full-bodied reds with supple tannins and a plush texture. Its local Bikavér is a Bull's Blood blend.
- VillányNo producers listed yetVillány makes full-bodied reds with dark fruit, plum, earthy spice and firm structure. It also has a central place in the history of Hungarian origin protection.