Producer Profile
Turay
The Turay family's winemaking heritage dates back to the 17th century, with their noble status granted by Emperor Leopold I in 1663. For twelve generations, the Turay family has been cultivating grapes, a tradition briefly halted by the upheavals of the 20th century in Hungary. The modern Turay Pince was established in 2002 with the acquisition of a small cellar and vineyard in the village of Baj, located in the Neszmély wine region. - Rooted
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Where The Wines Come From
Neszmély
Neszmély, located in northern Hungary along the Danube River, is a historic wine region known for its cool climate and diverse soils, including limestone and loess. The region primarily produces fresh, aromatic white wines from varieties like Olaszrizling and Chardonnay. Its proximity to the river provides ideal growing conditions, with crisp acidity and minerality defining the wines from this scenic area.
