Opens with exuberant fruit aromas, with red berries and sweet spices shining through. 2016 was an especially strong vintage, reflecting in this ripe and powerful Bull's Blood. A fruity palate is balanced by the minerality of the volcanic soil and the fine acids of the cool climate Eger region.

This half-bottle (0.375l) makes a great gift, perfect as a stocking filler while it fits into hampers too.

Food Pairing

An ideal wine for steaks and grills. Try with a rich mushroom dish or a spicy Moroccan stew. 

Serving temperature: 16-18°C

Grape varieties: Kékfrankos 33%, Merlot 28%, Cabernet franc 18%, Pinot noir 11%, Syrah 4%, Cabernet sauvignon 3%, Kadarka 2%, Turán 1%

Soil type: Brown forest soil with clay, rhyolite tuff in the deep layers

Fermentation: Controlled in opened wooden vats and stainless steel 

Ageing: 13 months in 3-25hl used oak barrel 

Alcohol content: 14%         

Bottle size: 0.375l

St. Andrea Winery, Eger - Protected Designation of Origin (PDO)

The philosophy of the family-owned, multi-award-winning St. Andrea winery is to create expressive wines of character by combining a traditional approach with modern winemaking methods. Their main focus is on indigenous varieties while paying the utmost attention to the uniqueness of individual terroirs and vineyards. By putting their heart and soul into crafting each bottle, the father-and-son team at St. Andrea is providing you with wines of outstanding quality that reflect the great potential of the Eger region.

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