Somló - Doba

About the wine of the wedding nights The biggest treasure of the mountain of Somló is the wine of Somla, the beginning of which is the sheep's tail. Where does this weird name come from? From the shape of a bunch of grapes, the lower end of which curls backwards towards the harvest. This wine has been marketed as a medicine for a very long time. It was sold in tiny vials in pharmacies, we know today not unreasonably. The wine contains huge amounts of magnesium and iron. This keeps stomach acid under control, eliminates stomach ailments, and eliminates constipation… Of course, the best known effect is to resurrect less virulent masculinity. According to a story, once a Rajah (Indian chief) visited a friend of a count in Hungary. As they quaternated, it turned out that the raja had a world-beautiful wife that was rarely visited by the raja. Masculinity, if it was and then isn't, it really hurts a lot, not that it's a man. Our count treated his guest with somla, and even gave him a chest to take with him. Soon a message came from India: “Thank you my friend! I'd like 10 more crates of somla! ” Need more elaborate evidence that Somlai fucks you? In the Habsburgs, the consumption of Somlai was obligatory on the wedding night, especially during the time of Maria Theresa, who was blessed with child dumping. This raised the likelihood of the boy being born. Is that true? "The test of pudding is eating." Béla Hamvas wrote: “Well, for me, Somlai is the solar baritone but symphonic blonde male wine that contains the oil of the highest creative spirituality, namely in the concentrated purity that is unique among our wines. That’s why I think every wine is social and reveals its true essence when drunk in a community, somlai is the lonely drink. It is so full of the oil of the intoxication of creation that it is only allowed to drink in sufficiently deepened, finally silent, balanced solitude. ”