AIORA red amphora Moschopolis Winery 2023

USD $41

Grape: Mavrotragano, Syrah, Xinomavro

Region: Thessaloniki, Northern Greece, Macedonia.

Wine Notes: A wine that awakens your palate with delicious fresh red fruit notes. Deep purple wine with a tasty aroma of sour cherry, cherry jam, blueberry, and plum, along with hints of green pepper and lavender. It’s light to medium-boduy with crisp acidity and silky tannins, bursting with flavors of cherry, blackberry, butterscotch, pink peppercorn, and vanilla, rounded off with notes of fresh soil and ripe raspberry. A juicy, aromatic treat that’s easy to love.

Good to have it with: roast beef, pork chops, brisket.. this wines needs meat. Vegetarian options: pasta with tomato sauce, grilled veggies.

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Description

Wine Details: AIORA red amphora Moschopolis

Alcohol Grade: 13.5%

Aging/ Vinification: fermented, at controlled temperatures, in stainless steel tanks. Then, the wine ages in special clay amphorae from Crete, for at least 2 months. They avoid using oak barrels because their goal is to create a red wine without much interference. Unfiltered.

Best to have it: 14-18ºC

Size: 750 ml

The producer: Moschopolis Winery

Moschopolis Winery, established on a 22-acre vineyard in Monopigado, Thessaloniki, enjoys a prime location 1000-1600 feet above sea level, overlooking Mount Olympus and the Gulf of Thessaloniki. The vineyard cultivates a variety of grapes including Mavatragano, Xinomavro, Syrah, Pinot Noir, Assyrtiko, and Malagousia. The vineyard is managed sustainably, following responsible farming principles and performing most of the work manually. The winery owes its foundation to Doctor Georgios Germanis, a Chemical Soil Specialist with over 30 years of experience in viticulture and winemaking, who has significantly contributed to the advancement of Greek viticulture.

The legacy of Moschopolis Winery is carried forward by the new generation, comprising three wine enthusiasts: Theodoros Germanis, the son of Dr. Georgios Germanis, who holds a Diploma in Electronic Engineering, an MBA, and a degree in Chemistry; Dimitrios Paralidis, his groom, a Diplomatic Agronomist Surveying Engineer; and Aliki Germani-Paralidi, daughter of Dr. Georgios Germanis. The family’s dedication to wine dates back to Dr. Theodoros Germanis (1909-2004), an esteemed Agronomist-Viticulturist with studies in Montpellier, France, and recognized research on indigenous grape varieties. The winery is committed to producing quality wines while preserving and passing on their extensive knowledge and tradition to future generations.

Additional information

Wine Body

Medium-Body

Country

Low ABV

Size

Winemaking style

Natural, Organic, minimal intervention

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