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Domaine Papagiannakos Kalogeri 2022

White wine

| 750 ml

| Greece

Sterea Ellada / Central Greece

90 % of 100

| 4 reviews Add Your Review

$22.85

Detailed info

Vassili Papagiannakos earned the respect of his peers by transforming the bland image of the Savatiano varietal into a delicious white sure to liven any aperitif. See for yourself what he managed to do with Malagousia, a varietal saved from extinction in the 1970s. To be filed under the most aromatic of Greece, it is revealed here trough notes of quince, ripe apple, honey and apricot in a fresh and persistent mouth.

Country Greece
Region Sterea Ellada / Central Greece, Attiki (Attica)
Regulated Designation Protected geographical indication (PGI)
Grape variety Malagousia 100 %
Degree of alcohol 12.5 %
Sugar content 1.2 g/L
Color White
Size 750 ml
Producer Domaine Papagiannakos
Promoting agent Oenopole Inc.
SAQ code 13110401
UPC code 05204172111105

Tasting

Vintage tasted 2022
Aromas apricot, citrus, floral notes, honey

Acidity present
Sweetness dry
Body light
Mouthfeel delicate
Wood none

Serving temperature From 8°C to 10°C

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Verdun

December 16, 2022

(Automatically translated) An excellent wine from Greece, perfect to enjoy at an aperitif. Made of 100% malagousia, this dry wine aged in stainless steel vats, has a beautiful freshness and a good persistence of aromas in the mouth. The aromas develop on notes of quince, honey, apricot and candied apples. To drink in youth.

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