Gaia Nōtios White 2022

Gaia Nōtios White 2022

Peloponnese, Greece (75 cL)

Greek sunshine gathered in this refreshing cuvée!

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A wine of surprising complexity, vibrant acidity and a mineral finish.

Made from 3 indigenous Greek grape varieties, here is a beautiful combination of exotic and floral tones with grapefruit and peach pit character. This blend of traditional Greek grape varieties produces a light, fresh and elegant wine. Moschofilero (40%) brings lively, floral flavors, Roditis (40%) gives a sweet, zesty citrus character and Assyrtiko (20%) offers wonderful complexity, vibrant acidity and a touch of minerality. A light, refreshing cuvée!

Gaia Wines is the result of a collaboration between Leon Karatsalos, an agricultural engineer, and Yiannis Paraskevopoulos, one of Greece's leading wine figures. In 1994, they began producing their first wine on the island of Santorini in the Cyclades. In 1996, they took possession of an estate in the Koutsi region of Nemea in the Peloponnese. The concept was simple but bold: explore the limits of grape varieties in the two chosen regions and, with this expertise, produce exquisite wines. And the gamble paid off!

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Gaia Nōtios White 2022

Peloponnese, Greece (75 cL)

Soil : Clay and limestone

Farming : Traditional

Grape(s) : Moschofilero, Roditis, and Assyrtiko

Alcohol : 12.0°

Aging : Stainless steel tank

Serving : 8°C - 10°C

Conservation : Now until 2026

Decanting : Direct consumption

Pairing : Seafood - Poultry - Asian Cuisine

Terroir

Péloponnèse

Peloponnese

Greece

Homer called this region "Ampeloessa", meaning "full of vines". Around Nemea, the city of wine, vines have been grown for over 3,000 years. There are some 300 grape varieties, 200 of which are indigenous to the region, some of which are thought to date back to Ancient Greece.

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