Sopron wine region

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Sopron wine region is a historic Hungarian wine-producing area near the Austrian border, known especially for its Kékfrankos (Blaufränkisch) red wines.

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Sopron wine region canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hungarian wine region
wine region
borders Burgenland wine region
climate cool continental
country Hungary
crossBorderCulturalLinksWith Austria
dominantRedVarietyShare Kékfrankos majority
grapeVariety Blaufränkisch
Cabernet Sauvignon
Chardonnay
Green Veltliner
linked to: Grüner Veltliner

Kékfrankos
Merlot
Pinot Noir
Sauvignon Blanc
Zweigelt
Zöld Veltelini
hasCenter Sopron
hasWineTourism yes
historicalReputation one of the oldest wine regions in Hungary
influencedBy Alps
knownFor Blaufränkisch
Kékfrankos
languageVariant Soproni borvidék
linked to: Fertőzug region
locatedIn Western Transdanubia
locatedNear Austrian border
partOf Transdanubian wine regions of Hungary
primaryWineStyle red wine
regulatoryStatus protected designation within Hungarian wine law
soilType clay
gravel
loess
styleCharacteristic high acidity
medium-bodied red wines
pronounced tannins
spicy red wines
viticulturalTradition medieval
wineColorProduced red
rosé
white

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Sopron hasWineRegion Sopron wine region
Transdanubia containsWineRegion Sopron wine region