“Anyone who knows me recognises that the Mumus (i.e. the Bogeyman) is partly me and this wine is both mocking the fine wines that are taken too seriously and also the natural wines which are taken too easy-going. The cap’s message is that you should drink it at once. The bottle is called ‘Füreder’, we buy it from an Austrian producer – and the Füred mineral water used to be in this kind of bottle and also the Kiskőrös apple wine. That’s our childhood. The idea of the back label was given by the label that used to be stuck on the old school benches. I managed to find a small printer in Szerencs, who still had that paper. We selected the grapes within Füred-Csopak, only from the Kékrankos variety. The technology for making the wine was provided by Homola. The wine was spontaneously fermented 

A table wine in the best sense of the word. It’s the first rosé jointly made by Attila Homonna and his friend, Pityke, and is purely from Kékfrankos with brief maceration and spontaneous fermentation. It was bottled unfiltered with a minimal amount of sulphur. The palate is full and round with lively acidity and slight cloudiness.