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Hmmm, detta vin har jag inte sett tidigare. Eller har jag det, blir osäker? Men jag lägger till det i min nästa beställning.' Tack Smultron ! /Hasse ![]() |
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Fant en enkel liten oversikt over de mest populære greske druene på foodandwine.com, med korte smaksbeskrivelser. Kan være et praktisk utgangspunkt om man vil orientere seg litt på polet eller i Hellas og ikke er like stor vinkjenner som Hasse
![]() Seven Greek Varietals to Know: 1. Agiorgitiko (ah-gee-or-gee-tee-ko): This grape produces lush, velvety reds with black-cherry flavors. 2. Assyrtiko (ah-sir-tee-ko): A source of minerally, bone-dry, citrus-edged white wines. 3. Athiri (ah-thee-ree): Wines from this white variety often have a scent of stone fruits, like nectarines. 4. Malagousia (mah-la-goo-see-ah): This melony, jasmine-scented white was on the brink of extinction before winemaker Evangelos Gerovassiliou began growing it again. 5. Moscofilero (mos-ko-fi-ler-oh): A primarily Peloponnesian white, its wines have tangerine and blossom scents. 6. Roditis (ro-dee-tis): Elegant and light-bodied, this pink-skinned grape produces crisp whites and rosés. 7. Xinomavro (zhee-no-mav-ro): This red has floral and spice aromas, firm tannins, and vibrant fruit. Wine grapes are grown, more or less, all over Greece. A few top regions are the Cyclades, especially Santorini, where Assyrtiko and other vines are tied into a basket shape to protect the fruit against the continuous wind; the Peloponnese peninsula, particularly Neméa, which produces full-bodied, juicy reds like Agiorgitiko; and Náoussa in Macedonia, the heart of Xinomavro. |
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