Chocolate Cream with Dried Plum Dessert 220g / Szilvas Betyar by Stuhmer
$16Prunes with chocolate cream, dipped in dark chocolate
“Szilvas Betyar”
May contain traces of nuts
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Hungaria Grande Cuvée Brut sparkling
$18.18A real Don Juan hidden behind subtle elegance. Its complex, rich aroma and sturdiness elevates the Hungaria Grande Cuvée Brut among those sparkling wines which have already proven themselves. -
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Zipfer Heller 500ml beer case 5.4% Alc/V
$91.18The Case is only illustration.
- The top product of the brewery Zipf shines in bright golden yellow and is full of flavor.
- Rich in extracts and fruity, with a hint of hops and subtle malt tones Zipfer Urtyp is the epitome of a premium Austrian beer
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Apricot Palinka by Arpad Hungary 500 ml
$56.82The scent evolves nicely with fresh apricot fruit
and apricot jam notes with a tiny breath of citrus.
The taste is like freshly cooked jam with slight
seed aroma in the background.
The aroma develops nicely from the fresh but
intense apricot jam-like flavor to a trace of citrus,
lemon and grapefruit zest in the background.
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Gin 0.7L by Seven Hills Distillery Tokaj
$80.91Gin Guide award winner 2022
Creates a perfect harmony between the woody and floral scents of the forests by using 21 special spices, integrating citrus fruits and one of the important ingredients of Tokaji Aszú, hárslevelű (linden leaf) grapes.
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Mustard by Univer 530g
Original price was: $5.75.$4.60Current price is: $4.60.Hungary’s market leading mustard. It owes its great popularity to its creamy consistence and fine flavour. This mustard is one of the first on the Hungarian market without any added preservatives. The green fleck in the graphics of our newly developed products guarantee that your favourite product is free of any kinds of additives.
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Pilsner Urquell Pilsner Case 330mL x 24 bottles
$66.81Pilsner Urquell is a lager beer brewed by the Pilsner Urquell Brewery in Plzeň, Czech Republic. Pilsner Urquell was the world’s first pale lager, and its popularity meant it was much copied, and named pils, pilsner or pilsener.
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