Assyrtiko


Wine Varieties

While known for its origin of Santorini, the variety Assyrtiko is actually cultivated all throughout Greece. Assyrtiko is known for the acidity and minerality that remind us of Greek summer. Our Assyrtiko is grown at our vineyard Alepotrypa, meaning foxhole. While this may be the current state of the land, our Alepotrypa vineyard many years ago was covered by sea, which explains the perfect salinity of our beautiful Assyrtiko.

  • Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) Atalanti Valley

  • White vinification in temperature-controlled stainless steel vats. The wine remains with its fine lees for 6 months in the vats adding some body and structure.

  • From the selected single vineyard "Alepotrypa" part of the privately owned vineyards of Domaine Hatzimichalis in the heart of the Atalanti Valley. Located close to the sea in flatland. Its soils consists mostly of clay loam and some sand.

  • Nose

    Pronounced citrus and floral aromas such as lemon, passion fruit and jasmine. Its volcanic aspect is evident, with notes of wet sea rocks.

    Palate

    The aromas are evident on the mouth as well, with lemon dominating. Medium to full body, high crisp acidity and refreshing  aftertaste. It could get really balanced when aged for a few years.

    Best served at 7-10 ºC

  • Grilled fish

    Fried red mullet

    Marinated anchovies

    Shellfish

    Sea urchins

    Fried and grilled calamari

    Sea bass carpaccio

    Green salad

    Chicken with light lemon sauce

    Sushi

  • Gastronomy

    Out with Friends

    Summer Vacation

    Sea Food


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