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With blanc de noir vinification the image of red Xinomavro changes completely, producing a different style of wine. After the grapes are destemmed, a very gentle crushing of the grapes follows, with only 30% of free-flowing juice being quickly removed to avoid picking up pigments or other phenolic elements of the grapes. Fermentation is slow, spontaneous...
Chardonnay Nature comes from a 4-acre organic, non-irrigated vineyard with northern exposure, at an altitude of 810 meters in the mountainous region of Aegialia. The vinification follows a classic white approach, using only free-run juice and minimal intervention. Alcoholic fermentation takes place with indigenous yeasts at 16–18 °C and is followed by...
At the foot of Mount Chelmos, at an altitude of 840 meters, Roditis reveals its purest and most crystalline face. The old, non-irrigated cup-shaped vines, over 50 years old, rooted in limestone soils, produce extremely concentrated grapes. The philosophy of gentle intervention in winemaking follows the rhythm of nature: spontaneous fermentation with...
Muscat Blanc Sec Nature comes from a 7-acre organic vineyard with northern exposure, at an altitude of 915 m, near Ano Diakopto. The 18-year-old vines on clay-limestone soils produce grapes with high natural acidity and a clean mineral identity. Only free-run juice is used; both alcoholic and malolactic fermentation occur spontaneously. Twenty-five...
Sauvignon Blanc Nature comes from 8 acres of vineyards at an altitude of 1,050 m, with 20-year-old vines planted in a cup-shaped formation. Spontaneous fermentation at low temperature and six months of aging in 1,500 L French foudre barrels lend deeper complexity and texture, seeking to balance the explosive acidity that sweeps across the palate. At every...
At a time when the house was betting on the bigger, richer wines in terms of barrel and maturity, Gauby worked against the grain. In a hot region where over-ripeness can often be achieved in a flash he found the trick in biodynamic farming and shading the vineyards. Large trees spread their shade through the vines, protecting the old cups from the hot...
The vineyard of Santameriana was first planted in 2007 after the research and efforts of Panagiotis Dimitropoulos to revive the variety that belongs to the Asproud family of the Peloponnese. Like all the natural wines of Sant'Or winery, Santameriana is produced with indigenous yeasts, without clarification and filtration with minimal sulfites added only...
The vines are scattered throughout the commune of St-Aubin, on the western slopes of the region and the fruit for 'La Princée' is harvested from many different places. The vines are planted between 1985 and 2000 and are cultivated using organic methods. The wine is matured in 300 and 600lt barrels for a year, followed by 6-12 months in bottle before being...
Another Olivier Lamy "energy bomb" coming from such a steep vineyard where everything is done by hand. The stumps were planted in 1964 and it is essentially the slope of St-Aubin bordering Puligny-Montrachet and has a south-southwest exposure. The soils are on a limestone substrate and give tremendous levels of energy and concentration to the Chardonnay....
It is produced by spontaneous fermentation in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks and apart from clarification to remove wine sludge, the wine is not subject to any other processing. Sulfite levels are very low in wine. Mature, rich in volume and oiliness which is "cut" and balanced by acidity. The result is soft, "tied", nothing stands out, as...
