Affinitás Méthode Traditionnelle · Tokaj, Hungary

The Moment

This is the bottle you open when you want bubbles that feel both elevated and quietly surprising.

Crafted in Hungary’s legendary Tokaj region using indigenous grapes and the traditional Champagne method, Affinitás delivers precision, texture, and depth — without the heaviness that can sometimes accompany classic sparkling wines.

It’s vibrant enough for celebrations, yet relaxed enough for a Tuesday night with good snacks and better conversation.

The kind of bottle people remember.

Tasting Notes

Aromatics
Toasty lemon, green apple, and ripe pear lift from the glass, layered with delicate brioche and a soft orchard-fruit brightness.

Palate
Clean and energetic with fine, persistent bubbles. Flavors of kiwi, lemon zest, and crisp apple glide across the palate, while extended lees aging adds a subtle buttery depth and creamy texture.

Finish
Long, dry, and quietly nutty — leaving behind a mineral freshness that keeps you reaching for another sip.

Why We Love This Bottle

Because it beautifully bridges old-world craftsmanship and modern drinkability.

The use of native Hungarian grapes gives it personality.
The traditional method gives it structure.
And the balance makes it incredibly easy to love.

It’s the sparkling you pour when you want something just a little more interesting than the expected.

(Trust us — this is a scan-the-QR, come-back-for-another-bottle wine.)

Perfect With (From Our Shelves)

• Olive Oil & Sea Salt Crackers + Camembert Spread — creamy meets vibrant acidity
• Anchovies or Sardines in Olive Oil — bubbles + salinity = magic
• Marcona Almonds — richness softened by crisp structure

Also Beautiful With

Oysters, fried chicken, sushi, pommes frites, popcorn, or potato chips.

Sparkling should never be reserved — it belongs at the table.

Wine Details

Region: Tokaj, Hungary
Grapes: Primarily Furmint with Hárslevelű
Method: Méthode Traditionnelle (bottle fermented)
Lees Aging: Up to 5 years
Dosage: Brut (approx. 6–7 g/L RS)
Body: Light–Medium
Style: Dry, Mineral, Structured