Posts Tagged ‘ Agiorgitiko ’

Iconic wines from Gaia

Feb 4th, 2010 | By | Category: Gaia, Wine Tasting

Gaia Wines is a remarkable wine estate. They have succeeded in becoming one of the true icons in not just one, but two of the finest wine regions in Greece: Nemea in the Peloponnese is home to the Agiorgitiko grape, and the island of Santorini is famous for its Assyrtiko wines. Last week I had [...]



Engaging the audience

Dec 11th, 2009 | By | Category: Marketing

I had the pleasure of attending a wine tasting event at the “Wine loved – Cultural Center for Flavour Information” in Athens yesterday evening. As I have reported earlier this year, Greeks have started embracing wines on a much more serious level than in the past. This is a great development that just shows how [...]



Killer instinct for densely structured wines

Oct 5th, 2009 | By | Category: Aivalis

An encounter with wines that are unique in style is an unforgettable experience. The aromas, flavours and texture make them stand out. I also find that this information is then permanently stored in my memory. I wish this could be the case with every wine I taste, but unfortunately I do not possess such ability. [...]



Obsession with Fruit Concentration at Domaine Skouras

Sep 24th, 2009 | By | Category: Skouras

“My philosophy is to have clean wines where everything falls into place. It is all about the fruit and freshness, your saliva should get going when you taste my wines”. These words of George Skouras capture the style of his wines perfectly. He invited me to visit him at his Domaine in Malandreni at the [...]



Skouras 2008 Rosé

Apr 28th, 2009 | By | Category: Agiorgitiko, Roditis, Rosé, Skouras

  Made from a blend of Roditis and Agiorgitiko. The colour is a light shiny piggy-pink. The nose is full of melon and raspberries, light but exotic. The palate consists of lots of fresh raspberries and ripe melon. The wine has a beautiful acidity and quite a good length, very elegant in style. The aftertaste [...]