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Argyros Assyrtiko 2016 750ml
Rated 93 - Appetisingly fresh, zippy nose: lime juice, pears and salty sea-spray. Beautifully fresh, dry and intense with incisive, but modulated,...
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Argyros Estate Argyros 2016 750ml
Rated 93 - Appetisingly fresh, zippy nose: lime juice, pears and salty sea-spray. Beautifully fresh, dry and intense with incisive, but modulated,...
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Argyros Mavrotragano 2015 750ml
Rated 91 - The 2015 Mavrotragano, one of the relatively rare reds on the island, was aged for 12 months in 85% used French oak and comes in at 14%...
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Argyros Vinsanto 12 Year 2001 500ml
Rated 95 - A wine of impressive complexity that is tremendously layered and textural with magnificent aromas on the nose. Chestnuts, raisins,...
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Argyros Vinsanto 20 Year 1994 500ml
Rated 96 - DECANTER WORLD WINE AWARDS 2018 - GOLD: Wood spice, raisined dried fruit and rancio nose. The concentrated palate has amazing complexity...
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Argyros Vinsanto 4 Year 2010 500ml
Rated 95 - The 2010 Vinsanto 4 Years Barrel Aged is a traditional blend, mostly (80%) Assyrtiko, with the rest evenly divided between the island's...
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Gaia Estate Assyrtiko Wild Ferment 2017 750ml
Rated 97 - DECANTER WORLD WINE AWARDS 2018 - PLATINUM: Broad complexity on the nose with firm citrus, nettles, salted butter, preserved lemon and...
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Thymiopoulos Acroterra 2017 750ml
Rated 90 - The 2017 Santorini is mostly Assyrtiko with 10% Aidani and 5% Athiri, all unoaked and coming in at 14% alcohol. Dry, it has less than...
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Greece
There are many things which come to one's mind when we think of Greece; the hundreds of small islands, each with a culture steeped in tradition, the rich history of the country, the blazing sunshine, crystal blue waters and balmy olive groves. We also think of wine – the product of not just hundreds, but thousands of years of careful and experimental cultivation of the grapevines which have covered much of this fascinating and ancient land for millennia. Additional Information on Greek Wines Greek WinesAncient Greek Wines – A Brief History of Wine in Greece The Myth of Dionysus, Greek God of Wine What is Retsina?