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Disznoko Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttonyos 2014 50cl

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Disznoko Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttonyos Overview

Disznoko Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttonyos is a prestigious Hungarian sweet wine. Crafted from hand-selected grapes affected by noble rot. Palate is luscious and beautifully balanced, combining sweetness with vibrant acidity and varietal freshness. Its long, lingering finish reveals elegance alongside power, with layers of dried fruit, citrus and subtle oak.

Perfect served as an aperitif or paired with foie gras, blue cheese, lightly spiced dishes, fruit desserts or enjoyed as a luxurious finale to a meal.

Tasting Notes

Disznoko Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttonyos

A prestigious sweet wine from one of Hungary’s most celebrated Tokaji estates. Crafted from individually hand-picked grapes affected by noble rot, each berry is carefully selected through multiple vineyard passes to achieve exceptional concentration and complexity.

Following traditional Tokaji methods, the botrytised grapes are macerated in must using the historic puttonyos system, before fermentation and extended ageing in new oak barrels. The result is a beautifully balanced dessert wine combining richness, freshness and remarkable elegance.

Tasting Profile:

  • Appearance: Golden amber with impressive depth and brilliance.
  • Nose: Aromatic layers of honey, dried apricot, raisins and botrytis complexity.
  • Palate: Luscious and rich with flavours of dried fruits, honey and ripe stone fruits, balanced by refreshing acidity.
  • Finish: Exceptionally long and elegant, combining sweetness, freshness and refined complexity.

Occasion & Buyer Profile

Perfect as an aperitif during refined hosting evenings, as well as after‑dinner indulgence & contemplative sipping.

Food Pairing

Food Pairing Suggestions

Here are a few serving suggestions and pairing ideas to help you get the most from this dessert wine, whether you’re enjoying it with food or simply savouring it on its own.

Rich desserts such as almond pastries, dried‑fruit tarts or caramel‑accented sweets amplify the wine’s honeyed depth and raisin intensity. These pairings emphasise its luxurious sweetness.

Aged soft cheeses provide a refined counterpoint to the wine’s botrytis spice and citrus lift, enhancing its elegance and structure.

Vegetarian dishes with gentle spice or roasted fruit elements pair seamlessly with the Tokaji’s apricot, honey and dried‑fruit profile, creating a warm, harmonious match.

  • Cheese
  • Desserts
Key Info

Country: Hungary

Region: Tokaji

Grape Variety: Aszu

Brand: Disznoko

Wine Type: Dessert Wine

Wine Style: Medium-Bodied

Wine Sweetness: Very Sweet

Vintage: 2014

Size: 50cl

ABV: 12%

Dietary:

Vegetarian

Disznoko Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttonyos supplied by Cotswold Port Co.

Meet The Producer

Meet The Wine Producer Behind The Bottle

A brief look at the producer’s heritage and winemaking approach.

Disznoko

Disznoko is one of the most prestigious estates in Tokaj, Hungary, a region famous for producing some of the world’s greatest sweet wines. The estate’s history dates back centuries, with records of the vineyard existing as early as 1732, when it was included in the first official classification of Tokaj vineyards.

Located at the heart of the Tokaj wine region, Disznoko takes its name from the distinctive volcanic rock found on the estate, meaning “Wild Boar Stone” in Hungarian. The vineyard’s exceptional position, with south-facing slopes and a favourable microclimate created by the meeting of the Tisza and Bodrog rivers, provides ideal conditions for the development of Botrytis cinerea (noble rot), essential for producing world-class Tokaji Aszú wines.

Since its acquisition by the AXA Millesimes group in 1992, Disznoko has undergone significant investment and restoration, becoming a benchmark producer for modern Tokaji wine while preserving the traditions that have defined the region for centuries.

Why We Love It

Why We Love This Dessert Wine

All of our wines are hand picked and tried by us in our tasting room.

Our Review:

“The balance is exceptional. Sweetness, botrytis intensity and freshness all in harmony.”

Tasting Team Member: Emma, WSET 2

Delivery Information

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FAQs For Disznoko Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttonyos

How is this wine made?

Grapes affected by noble rot are hand‑picked berry by berry over several vineyard passes. The Aszu berries are macerated in must according to the traditional puttonyos system, which determines sweetness and concentration. After pressing, fermentation is completed in stainless steel to preserve purity.

The wine is then aged for two and a half years in new oak barrels, allowing flavours to integrate and develop complexity. This combination of botrytis richness, varietal freshness and oak ageing creates the signature balance of Tokaji Aszu.

What does 5 Puttonyos mean?

The term "5 Puttonyos" refers to the traditional Tokaji measurement system used to indicate the concentration of aszu berries added during production. A higher puttonyos number historically represented a richer, sweeter wine with greater concentration and intensity.

What is noble rot in Tokaji wine?

Noble rot, or botrytis cinerea, is a beneficial fungus that affects ripe grapes under specific conditions. It naturally reduces water content in the berries while concentrating sugars, flavours and aromas, creating the distinctive richness found in Tokaji Aszu wines.

How should an opened bottle be stored?

Once opened, keep the bottle sealed and refrigerated. Due to its sweetness and acidity, it can remain enjoyable for several weeks after opening.

Disznoko Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttonyos 2014 50cl

Disznoko Tokaji Aszu 5 Puttonyos 2014 50cl

£54.95

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