Peloponesse,
the southernmost peninsula of Greece brings us a coupage of two
totally indigenous and historical varieties: Moschofilero
(Μοσχοφίλερο) and Rhoditis. The first provides aromatic
power and the second brings the necessary acidity for a Mediterranean
wine.
Very
pale straw yellow color with a silver meniscus and greenish
reflections. A nose with herbal notes and an inmature white
bone fruits hints. After aerating the glass, menthol and mineral notes reach a
medium intensity. Mouth light, fruity and controlled freshness.
Citrus and mineral touches before a final short of 12% vol.
Its
price of 7'7o euros is a blessing from the gods for Nemea Winery. A
wine to benefit the god Dionysus as Euripides did in his work <<
the Bacchae >>. A white wine for a bacchanal or to pair a Greek
salad, feta cheese patties, Greek beans or a tzatzíki.
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