98 Punkte Wine Spectator
94 Punkte Christer Byklum
94 Punkte Cellartracker Durchschnitt

"Dried apricot and candied violet in the nose. Fatter in the mouth, more glyceral than the 5 puttonyos, yet also juicier. Hints of butterscotch and vanilla emerge in the finish."
Stephen Tanzer, International Wine Cellar, Sep/Oct 1999

"Coffee-colored, with a green rim, this unique dessert wine shows complex aromas of minerals, orange marmalade and dried apricot. Intensely flavored, with the orange and apricot theme prevailing, yet beautifully integrated with the vibrant acidity. A contradiction of intense sweetness and light weight. 98 points"
Wine Spectator, 2004

"Deep burnished copper in color, medium to full-bodied honeyed wine with generous botrytis flavors and aromas, matched beautifully by a range of fruits including citrus, raisins, passion fruit and apricots. A long flowery and mineral finish. Drink now- 2050, perhaps longer. Score 95"
Haaretz.com, Sep 2003

"Deep golden color, this thick, viscous tokaji is crammed with honey, pineapple and apricot aromas. The acidity is out of this world, balancing the huge residual sugar. This wine coats the entire mouth with pleasure. The finish lasts forever. One of the best desert wines I've ever had. 97 points"
cellartracker.com, Jan 2006

"Outstanding dessert wine ... a wine that you will want to sip all day long. Complex, perfectly balanced, subtle but richly flavored. Loads of creamy pure apricot and honey/maple ... but it is the perfect sugar/acid balance and soft mouth-coating texture that makes this wine irresistible. Recommend buy! 95 points"
cellartracker.com, Apr 2008

"Deep dark amber brown with a powerful nose of apricot, summer melons, and orange marmelaide and dark molasses. Obviously sweet as all get out, but the balance is still there and the alchohol almost unnoticable. The depth of flavors not just fruits but floral, nuts and berries, honey. It probably smell like a basket of gathered edibles in the hieght of summer. Everyone was floored by how good this was. Worth seeking out. 95 points."
cellartracker.com, Jun 2009

"Orange with brown hue. Rich, intense, some caramel, raisins, almonds, dark and deep nose. Fresh acidity, fruity, sweet, playful, detailed, intense and long. 94 points"
Christer Byklum, mywinesandmore.blogspot.fr

DISZNÓKÖ ...
... liegt an der Südseite eines Perlithügels mit offenen Flächen nach Westen und Osten und wurde einst unter den acht bekanntesten „Dülös“ von Hegyalja geführt. Disznókö bedeutet „Schweinstein“ und bezieht sich auf einen großen Felsstein, der einem Wildschwein ähnelt. Während der K.u.K.-Zeit war Graf Menyhért Lónyay, ab 1867 ungarischer Ministerpräsident und ab 1870 K.u.K.-Finanzminister, ein berühmter Besitzer dieses Weinbergs. Auch Erzherzog Joseph von Österreich (1776-1847) besaß Lots auf diesem Weinberg. Heute befindet sich dieser herausragendste Weinberg von Mezözombor ausschließlich im Besitz des bekannten Weinguts Disznókö. Im alten Presshaus „Sarga Borház“ befinden sich heute ein Restaurant und das Besucherzentrum des Weinguts.