| Location | Small vineyards up to 250 m above sea level. |
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Soil
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Calcareous |
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Climate
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Mild, Mediterranean |
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Varietal
composition
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70% Mavrodaphne and 30% Black Corinth. |
| Harvest | End of August, until beginning of September. |
| Vinification techniques | Classical vinification for red wine. Fermentation is being stopped with addition of wine-alcohol to the fermented must. |
| Classification | Mavrodaphne O.P.E. |
| Character | Dark red in colour, with a hint of brick red. Spicy, reminding of dried plum and vanilla. Sweet, full-bodied, well structured, with alluring finish. |
| Serving suggestions | As an aperitif at room temperature, as a digestive straight. Best served at: 10°C as an aperitif or 15°C as a digestive. |
