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Cambas “Mantinia” Moschofilero 2006 (Greece)
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Domaine Gerovassiliou Malagousia 2006 (Epanomi, Greece)
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Domaine Spiropoulos “Meliasto” Moschofilero 2007 (Peloponnese, Greece)
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Cambas Mantinia Moschofilero is highly aromatic with almost perfumed notes of rose petal and wild flower. The palate is reminiscent of a Gerurztraminer, displaying abundant flavors of ripe stone fruit and mineral.
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88 Points - Wine Spectator
Malagousia is an extremely rare grape indigenous to Greece, but through careful cultivation, it has been revived in Epanomi. The Domaine Gerovassiliou Malagousia is aromatic and floral, with a refreshing and vibrant palate with notes of lime and ripe peaches.
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Domaine Spiropoulos’s “Meliasto” is organically produced from 100% Moschofilero, an unusual grape with a long history on Peloponnese. This is a crisp, distinctive, pleasantly dry with flavors of ripe strawberry and caramel.
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Gaia Estate Nemea Agiorgitiko 2004 (Peloponnese, Greece)
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Gaia Estate "Notios" Nemea Agiorgitiko 2006 (Peloponnese, Greece)
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After fermentation, this Agorgitiko is aged for 12 months in French oak casks, and is bottled without chilling or filtration. This results in a bold, ripe and age-worthy red.
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Gaia Estate’s “Notios” is made from 100% Agiorgitiko and is never oaked, allowing the uncommon varietal’s characteristics to shine through. It has notes of butter, caramel and gooseberry, and a round body with delicate tannins.
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