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Domaine de Kalathas St. Obéissance
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    Domaine de Kalathas St. Obéissance

    Domaine de Kalathas Domaine de Kalathas

    108,40 €

    Sometimes you choose a place, and sometimes it chooses you. In the case of Jérôme Binda, it is hard to say which truly happened, but his arrival on Tinos and his decision in 2011 to become a winegrower there marked a new “translation” of the potential of the island’s granitic terroir. Sainte-Obéissance is a typical example of the umami-driven signature found in the wines of the island. Savoury, vibrant, ripe, and tropical in fruit, with a very subtle nutty nuance, refreshed by a saline mineral dimension that defines the finish. It is difficult to describe aromatically, yet tasting it inevitably awakens flavour memories you thought had long been forgotten.
    Vintage
    2021
    Country
    Greece
    Sweetness
    Dry wine
    Variety
    Rozaki,Aspro potamisi
    Bottle Size
    1,5lt
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    Data sheet

    Climate
    Climate:
    A warm Mediterranean island climate, influenced by the sea and strong winds.
    Vineyard age
    Vineyard age:
    Yeasts
    Yeasts:
    Indigenous
    Vinification
    Vinification:
    The grapes are first crushed by foot and then pressed vertically. The two varieties undergo separate alcoholic fermentation using indigenous yeasts. The blend undergoes spontaneous malolactic fermentation.
    Ageing
    Ageing:
    18 months in stainless steel tanks on fine lees. Bottled without fining, filtration, or added sulphites.
    Filtration
    Filtration:
    No

    Region:
    Tinos, Cyclades
    Soils:
    Granitic rocks with limestone veins
    Altitude:
    200 - 400m
    Irrigation:
    No
    Cultivation:
    Organic, permaculture
    Harvest:
    Manual
    Malolactic fermentation:
    Yes
    Clarification:
    No
    Alcohol:
    13,50%
    Organic Certified:
    Yes
    Biodynamic:
    No
    Uniqueness:
    Yes
    Main grape :
    Aspro potamisi
    Producteur:
    Domaine de Kalathas

    More info

    Its name in French comes from the small chapel located at the foot of the estate’s slopes. Despite its distinctive color, the wine was directly pressed in a vertical press from grapes of ancient vineyards, consisting of Aspro Potamisi (80%) and Rozaki (20%), which were foot-trodden. The two varieties were fermented separately with native yeasts, and their blend subsequently underwent spontaneous malolactic fermentation. The wine remained on fine lees for approximately 16 months and was bottled without any fining, filtration, or addition of sulphites.
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