Aged Parmigiano-Reggiano 36 months
Crystalline umami and salt find a match in the wine's dried-fruit complexity.
Food pairing
201 pairings from 77 Hárslevelű bottles across 2 regions, each with the reason it works and the bottle it comes from.
Our editors write the food pairings for every bottle we review. Grouped by kind of food, the Hárslevelű pairings come out like this, most frequent first. Each card names the bottle, so you can read the full tasting note before you cook.
61 Hárslevelű pairings
Crystalline umami and salt find a match in the wine's dried-fruit complexity.
Blue cheese salt and funk find a counterpoint in the Aszú's dried-fruit sweetness.
The wine's acidity balances mild, creamy cheese.
Skin-contact texture and tannic grip stand up to pungent aged cheese.
55 Hárslevelű pairings
High-percentage chocolate is one of the rare counterparts that can stand alongside Eszencia's intensity.
Intense bittersweet chocolate is one of the few things not overwhelmed by Eszencia's concentration.
Echoes the wine's own concentrated dessert sweetness.
29 Hárslevelű pairings
The wine's citrus and mineral precision is a classic partner for simply prepared flatfish.
Delicate, floral and citrus notes complement the clean flavours of paper-baked trout.
Racy acidity cuts through the paprika-spiced broth.
Clean, high acidity keeps pace with delicate freshwater fish.
27 Hárslevelű pairings
The most traditional and ideal pairing for 6-puttonyos Aszú.
The wine's acidity cuts through the richness of foie gras while matching its luxurious texture.
Classic sweet-rich pairing; residual sugar balances the liver's fat.
13 Hárslevelű pairings
Bright acidity balances the dish's rich sour-cream sauce.
Hungary's national dish finds a natural regional partner in Mád's dry white blend.
The Szamorodni's sweetness and slight oxidative character match the liver's richness.
8 Hárslevelű pairings
High acidity mirrors tangy fresh cheese.
Light sweetness and citrus acidity balance fresh cheese and honey.
Delicate floral aromas pair with the lightness of fresh goat's milk cheese.
8 Hárslevelű pairings
Nuttiness and spice in the wine echo the roasted pumpkin; acidity lightens the cream.
Walnut and caramel notes in the wine echo the tart's savoury-sweet filling.
Earthy, savoury register mirrors caramelised roots.
Food and wine tastings you can book in Tokaj, the region with the most Hárslevelű bottles on our pages that sells them.
Sample local wines at the Paulay Borház in Tokaj. Taste 3 dry wines, 2 sweet wines, and a 6 puttonyos Tokaji Aszú, paired with snacks, and learn about the history of t...
Discover Tokaj, the most famous Hungarian wine region. Visit a family-owned winery and enjoy a wine tasting.
Discover Tokaj, the most famous Hungarian wine region. Visit a family-owned vineyard. Tour the winery and enjoy a wine tasting.
Where the bottles come from
Across the 77 Hárslevelű bottles on Cork & Curve, the dishes our editors pair most often are cheese, desserts and fish. For example, our page for Szepsy Tokaji Aszú 6 Puttonyos from Tokaj suggests "Aged Parmigiano-Reggiano 36 months": Crystalline umami and salt find a match in the wine's dried-fruit complexity.
Cheeses our editors pair with Hárslevelű bottles include Aged Parmigiano-Reggiano 36 months, Roquefort with walnuts and Soft cow's cheese.
Duck and goose is the pairing that comes up most among meats for Hárslevelű: Whole foie gras au torchon, Foie gras torchon and Foie gras are among the dishes on our Hárslevelű bottle pages.