PERFECTLY BALANCED: OREMUS TOKAJI LATE HARVEST & FOIE GRAS

PERFECTLY BALANCED: OREMUS TOKAJI LATE HARVEST & FOIE GRAS

Why It’s a Masterpiece

The Sweetness That Shines

Vega Sicilia Oremus Tokaji Late Harvest captivates with its luscious honeyed sweetness and vibrant fruit notes. Ripe apricot, delicate citrus, and hints of golden spice create a wine that is both rich and refined, offering a perfectly balanced, lingering finish that enchants the senses with every sip.

Acidity Is Key

Tokaji is celebrated for its vibrant natural acidity. This is essential: it cuts cleanly through the foie gras’s luxurious fat, refreshing the palate so every bite feels as captivating as the first.

Aromatic Synergy

The wine’s notes of apricot, honey, and saffron intertwine effortlessly with the earthy, buttery character of duck foie gras, creating a pairing that feels both indulgent and remarkably precise.

A Curated Indulgence: Cupid’s Decadence

For those who want to experience this pairing at its most refined, we also offer our Cupid’s Decadence promotion bundle—featuring Oremus Tokaji & Duck Foie Gras, thoughtfully selected to showcase this legendary harmony with ease and elegance.

Available for a limited time — until February 18, 2026. Explore the bundle and full details here.

Service Tips for the Best Experience

Wine Temperature

Serve well-chilled at 10–12°C. If the wine is too warm, the sweetness and alcohol can feel heavy rather than graceful.

Preparation

If the foie gras is presented as a terrine or mousse, finish it with a light pinch of Maldon sea salt or a small spoon of apricot preserves to subtly echo the wine’s fruit profile.

Bread Choice

Opt for toasted brioche. Its gentle sweetness and buttery texture mirror the wine’s body and enhance the overall mouthfeel.


A Quick “Pro” Note

A Quick “Pro” Note

Although often served as an appetizer, the intensity of both foie gras and Tokaji can sometimes fatigue the palate early in a meal. In Hungary and France, this pairing is increasingly enjoyed as a savory dessert course or a refined transition between the main course and sweets.

One final tip: Vega Sicilia Oremus Tokaji Late Harvest sits squarely in the Goldilocks zone—rich, balanced, and utterly irresistible with duck foie gras.