Exploring Vinography Images: The Art of Leaning Left

Neatly lined up, single-cordon vines stretch down the verdant hills of the Somló region in Hungary. The landscape is marked by a retaining wall, hinting that just beneath the lush spring foliage lies pure basalt rock. Once an underwater volcano, Somló stands as one of Hungary’s tiniest but most unique viticultural areas. The region’s wines carry a distinct character, reflecting the volcanic soil that defines the landscape.

You can learn more about the Somló region and explore its unique offerings through various wine reviews and insights.

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