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Αnatolikos Natural Orange Wine 2019
Αnatolikos Natural Orange Wine 2019
Αnatolikos Natural Orange Wine 2019
Αnatolikos Natural Orange Wine 2019
Αnatolikos Natural Orange Wine 2019
Αnatolikos Natural Orange Wine 2019
Αnatolikos Natural Orange Wine 2019
Αnatolikos Natural Orange Wine 2019
Αnatolikos Natural Orange Wine 2019
Αnatolikos Natural Orange Wine 2019
Αnatolikos Natural Orange Wine 2019
Αnatolikos Natural Orange Wine 2019

Αnatolikos Natural Orange Wine 2019

The Anatolikos Natural Orange Wine is a Greek wine made from the Assyrtiko grape, fermented with the skins for a prolonged period. It has a deep orange color and aromas of dried fruits, nuts, and spices. The palate is dry, full-bodied, and tannic with flavors of apricot, peach, and honey. It has a long, complex finish with a slight bitter aftertaste. This wine pairs well with spicy food, roasted m
$108.50 SGD $0.00 SGD

Type of Wine: Orange Wine

CountryGreece 

Region: Thrace, Avdira 

Producer: Αnatolikos

Alcohol Percentage: 14%

Grape Variety: 80% Assyrtiko, 20% Malagousia

Viticulture: Natural Wine | Organic Farming | Vegan Friendly

Climate: Mediterranean with Eastern warm winds. Day to night temperature difference of 13-15 Celcius

Terroir:Located on Sandy hills of loose granite rocky subsoil within a proximity of 5 kilometres from the sea, the Αnatolikos vineyards practices organic viticulture and are able to produce 400-500 kilos per acre

Ageing: Long fermentation in the amphora with indigenous yeasts for 270 days without the addition of sulphites. The wine is bottled unfiltered and without any other treatment

Colour: Amber

Palate: Gentle tannins, balanced acidity with a complex and exuberant aftertaste

 

About the Winery:

Located in Avdira, Xanthi (or Thrace in Eastern Greece), Anatolikos Vineyards was established in 2005 by Sakis and Marios Nikolaidis, experienced businessmen of Xanthi in the fields of gastronomy. The revival of their famous vineyard sites began in 2000. Contributing to this initiative, the brothers started by farming Greek and foreign grape varieties on their unique vineyards located on the dry hills of Avidira city. Some notable varieties include Malagousia, Mavroudi and Assyrtiko. At an altitude of 50-70 meters and a location approximately 2 km away from the Thrace Sea, the sandy-soiled terroir enjoys continuous cool winds and the region’s microclimate, which consistently benefitted the growth of healthy vines and grapes. Their distinctive philosophy is summarized by organic farming practices, minimal interventions in winemaking, little or no sulphites added, and spontaneous ferments that provide a distinctive fingerprint to their wines. Their love for what they do and willingness to experiment with amphora fermentation has led them to produce incredible natural wines that are nothing short of exceptional!