Alpha EstateXinomavro Reserve Vieilles Vignes Single Block Barba Yannis 2020

Product code: 17791
£29.10 inc VAT
£174.60 / case of 6
Greece
Red Wine from
Macedonia, Greece
Country
Country: Greece
Region
Region: Macedonia
Sub-Region
Sub-Region: Amyndeo
Type
Type: Red Wine
Winery
Winery: Alpha Estate
Alcohol
Alcohol: 13.5%
Volume
Volume: 750 ml
Winemaker
Winemaker: Angelos Iatridis
Grape
Grape: Xinomavro
Grape: 100% Xinomavro
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Country
Country: Greece
Region
Region: Macedonia
Sub-Region
Sub-Region: Amyndeo
Type
Type: Red Wine
Winery
Winery: Alpha Estate
Alcohol
Alcohol: 13.5%
Volume
Volume: 750 ml
Winemaker
Winemaker: Angelos Iatridis
Grape
Grape: Xinomavro
Grape: 100% Xinomavro

Product Notes

Alpha Estate Xinomavro Reserve Vieilles Vignes Single Block Barba Yannis is a full-bodied Greek red wine. It tantalises the palates with rich, complex flavours of ripe black fruits with hints of spice and earthy tones. Crafted from century-old Xinomavro vines, it exudes a deep, ruby red hue and a robust, long-lasting finish. Its aroma reveals layers of blackberry, plum, and pepper, ensnared with underlying hints of exotic spices. Excellent tannin structure and balanced acidity make it a perfect accompaniment to boldly flavoured dishes, asserting its distinct character. This wine showcases the true potential of Greek winemaking.

Tasting Notes

A complex and typical Xinomavro (pronounced Ksee no' ma vro), showing aromas of smoky black fruits, strawberries, dark cherries, liquorice, sundried tomatoes, and delicate spice. Full bodied and structured on the palate, with a rich depth of fruit, concentrated savoury notes and a touch of oak. The velvety tannins lead through to a persistent and aromatic finish.

About the Winery

Alpha Estate

Situated in the heart of Greece's Northwestern region, Alpha Estate winery is known for its unique craftsmanship in winemaking. It is nestled amidst the breathtaking slopes of Amyndeon, a viticulture appellation that embodies both enchanting beauty and historical significance.

Elegant and pristine, the vineyard glistens under the bright Mediterranean sun, its fertile soil flourishing with ripened grapes. Alpha Estate's 120-hectare area bathes in this opulent Greek sunshine, helping produce enticingly refined wines. What makes these precision-crafted wines more interesting is the astonishingly cool climate of the region which is quite rare; for Greek vineyards

Alpha Estate revolutionises traditional winemaking by merging it with modern science and technology. Its advanced wine processing facility is a testament to its dedication to efficiency while preserving flavour profiles and personality of each grape variety. Excellent storage and ageing cellars further ensure the wine's optimal maturation and structure.

Each bottle of Alpha Estate wine tells a story of Greek wine heritage infused with contemporary reinvention, embodying flavours that linger long on the palate. Notably, indigenous grape varieties, including Xinomavro and Malagousia, play a key role in creating a symphony of flavours that truly capture Greece's viticultural quintessence.

Just as impressive is Alpha Estate’s dedication to environmental sustainability. All aspects of production, from grape cultivation to waste management, are meticulously tailored to minimise environmental impact.

Being both a local hero and a revelation in the international wine industry, Alpha Estate, showcases the finest Greek wines to the world. Uncork a bottle, and there is no doubt you will find yourself immersed in a gustatory journey to the captivating terrains of Greece. Truly, Alpha Estate winery is not only a symbol of fine Greek winemaking, but it is also a testament to the delicate balance between tradition and modernity in the constantly evolving wine industry.

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