Basic knowledge of coffee tasting wine and coffee from Budapest

In most parts of the world, no matter how quiet it is, there is always a hustle and bustle in the capital, but in Budapest, when the Danube flows slowly through the ancient Buda and Perth, peace is left to the streets of the city.

Ivan, who has worked in China for many years, who took us on a tour of Hungary, said he was particularly fond of Teresa Teng's song, especially "Wine and Coffee." He told us that Budapest is "good wine and coffee". Buda produces good wine and Pest has coffee.

When it comes to fine wine, the most famous wine in Hungary is Tokay "Osu", which is known as the king of wine. It tastes sweet and is usually used as a dessert wine before dinner. We came to the Tokoi winery in the northeast of Buda, which is considered to be one of the best wine producers in the world. Because of the good natural ecological conditions, it has become the producing area of the most outstanding sweet white wine "Osu" in the world since the middle of the 16th century.

The wine tasters of the winery told us that to taste the wine, we should first look at its color, then smell its aroma, and finally taste its taste, so as not to live up to the delicacy that has been brewed for a long time. The winery is surrounded by a large vineyard, and the eyeful of green makes people relaxed and happy. A breeze blew the fragrance of the vineyard, we unexpectedly agreed to say: drunk.

There is coffee after the wine. Cross the famous chain bridge over the Danube to pace. Pace, which has a good reputation as a coffee city, there are countless cafes in the streets. Walking on the streets of Perth, even on weekdays at work, there are always leisurely people sipping coffee, basking in the sun and chatting in twos and threes. Speaking of the most famous cafe here, the New York Cafe, whose wealth and elegance attracts countless upper-class people. According to Ivan, when the New York Cafe was at its peak, the whole of Europe knew its fame.

There is an exaggeration that if a letter had been sent in Europe at that time, the address of the envelope could have been written only with the word "New York", and the postman would never have sent the letter to the United States. In order to experience the leisure of Budapest people, we also specially chose an open-air cafe with just the right sun, enjoying coffee, basking in the sun and chatting with our elegant and hospitable boss.

In most parts of the world, no matter how quiet it is, there is always a hustle and bustle in the capital, but in Budapest, the Danube flows slowly through the ancient Buda and Perth, leaving peace to the streets of the city. A group of us wandered around the city, lingering in wine and coffee rooms, looking at baroque buildings and occasional carriages, creating a medieval trance.