Érkorszertlen

"Érkorszertlen" is a term used in Hungarian to describe a type of wine that is not subject to the regulations of the Értekezési Korszak (Vintage Year) system. This system is a traditional method used in Hungary to determine the vintage year of a wine, which is typically the year following the harvest. The Értekezési Korszak system is based on the concept of "vintage" or "year of harvest," and it is used to classify wines according to the year in which the grapes were harvested.

Wines that are "érkorszertlen" are not classified according to the vintage year of the harvest. Instead, they are often labeled with the year of production or bottling, rather than the year of the harvest. This can be due to various reasons, such as the wine being made from grapes that were not harvested in a single year, or the wine being produced from a blend of grapes from different years.

The term "érkorszertlen" is often used in the context of Hungarian wines, particularly in the Tokaj region, where the Értekezési Korszak system is widely used. However, it can also be used to describe wines from other regions in Hungary or even from other countries that do not follow the Értekezési Korszak system.

In summary, "érkorszertlen" is a term used to describe wines that are not subject to the regulations of the Értekezési Korszak system, and are therefore not classified according to the vintage year of the harvest. These wines may be labeled with the year of production or bottling, rather than the year of the harvest.