Type of wine: Dry White Wine. Appellation: Protected Geographical Indication Drama. Varietals: Sauvignon Blanc 70%, Ugni Blanc 15%, Assyrtiko 15%. Production Area: Northern Greece, in Macedonia, at the local community of Agora, in the valley and the low hills on the South-East of Drama town. Vineyards: Northeastern vineyards gently sloping, with average composition soils at an altitude of 250m. These are the best conditions for the development of varieties and the maturation of the fruit. Harvest: August-September. Vinification Method: White vinification with skin contact method at 8-12oC. Alcoholic fermentation in graduated temperatures from 12 to 17 oC in stainless steel tanks. Assyrtiko is fermented with indigenous yeasts, highlighting the local terroir. The wine stays for two months on fine lees with occasional stirring. Analytical Data: Alcohol: 12,3% Total Acidity: 5,5 g/l Residual Sugar: 3,8 g/l pH: 3,28 Tasting Notes: Clear green and yellow color. Complex aromas of exotic fruits, citrus fruits, citrus and peach with the characteristic mineral taste of Assyrtiko. It has rich and charming body, freshness accompanied with an intense but pleasant acidity. Nice, refreshing, aromatic finish. Aging: Will respond to aging for up to 3 years after harvest. Perfect Pairing: An excellent match for seafood, fish, pasta with white sauces, lean white meats, grilled vegetables and Mediterranean cuisine dishes. Serving Temperature: 8-12oC
