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Location
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The
appellation zone of Nema is the most renowned wine region of Peloponnese,
S. Greece. It is known for its tradition of wine making from the ancient
times and believed to be one of the best regions n Greece for producing
red wines. The vineyards lay on the higher plains of Nemea (500-600m above
the sea level, a domain of 100 ha.) |
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Soil
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Lime
stone |
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Sub-soil
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Siliceous
and clay |
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Climate
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The
climate is Mediterranean with mild winters, light rain and hot summer
with ample sunshine. |
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Varietal
composition
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100%
Agiorgitko, Greece's noblest grape variety. |
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Age
of vines
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More
than 20 years old |
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Yields
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60hl/ha. |
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Harvest
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Non-irrigation
limits vine growth and berry size concentrating flavours. |
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Vinification
techniques
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End
of September beginning of October. Manual harvesting. |
| Ageing |
Classical
vinification for red wines in controlled temperature. The grape skins
remain with the finish wine for an additional 5 days. |
| Type
of oak |
6 months
in new oak casks and 12 months in the bottle |
| Classification |
New,
100% French (Allier) 300L. M+ |
| Vintage |
Nemea,
O.P.A.P. (V.Q.P.R.D.) |
| Character
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Deliciously
fruity with lush vanilla flavours. Excellent depth. |
| Serving
suggestions |
A
versatile food wine, ideal with pasta, poultry, barbecued meat and mild
cheese dishes. Best served at 18°C |