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Panayiotis Papagiannopoulos finished his studies in oenology in the 1990's and finally settled at the Tetramythos estate in the Peloponnese not far from Patras. The Retsina (made with pine tree resin!) Amphora Nature is a white wine made from 100% roditis, the fermentation is done in amphora without filtering or fining, followed by maturation in steel tanks for 3 months. Notes of lemon, jasmine, rosemary and pine will take you on a journey along with a wine that reflects its terroir.
- Country Greece
- Regulated Designation Epitrapezios inos (VDT)
- Grape variety Roditis 100 %
- Degree of alcohol 11 %
- Sugar content 1.3 g/L
- Color White
- Special feature Natural, Organic product
- Size 750 ml
- Producer Domaine Tetramythos
- Promoting agent Oenopole Inc.
- SAQ code 13989911
- UPC code 05204352000182
Tasting
Tasting
- Aromas citrus, mineral notes, pine, resin (coniferous), vegetable notes
- Acidity dominant
- Sweetness dry
- Body light
- Mouthfeel generous
- Wood none
- Serving temperature From 6°C to 8°C
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Spaghetti with clams and lemonPreparation 25 minCooking time 25 min
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Saint-Antoine-des-Laurentides
July 4, 2023
(Automatically translated) For an informed amateur! Made with pine resin, this surprising white is super refreshing on a hot summer day and goes perfectly with rosemary. Why not a chicken or lemon and rosemary pasta with ... I say that, I say nothing.
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