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  2. Assyrtiko - Wikipedia

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    Assyrtiko is also being grown by the Paicines Ranch Vineyard in the San Benito AVA of California with Margins Wine making the wine, [2] by Jim Barry Wines in Clare Valley, South Australia, [3] at the Abbey of New Clairvaux in Northern California since 2011, and at Kefi Winery in Monroe, North Carolina by a first generation Greek family. [4] The ...

  3. Opa! Let's try an Assyrtiko wine from Greece: Phil Your Glass

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    Refreshing flavors of citrus, peach, almond and quince make this wine an easy everyday sipper. The abundant acidity means it is a certain go with a Greek feta and tomato salad. Bring on the ...

  4. Greek Wine Cellars - Wikipedia

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    Greek Wine Cellars, formerly known as Kourtaki Wines, is a large Greek wine producer. Its brands include Kourtaki , Apelia , Calliga , and Kouros . As of 2005 [update] , it sold 3.2 million cases of wine per year, about half in Greece and half abroad.

  5. Santorini (wine) - Wikipedia

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    Santorini: This wine must contain 75% or more of the Assyrtiko grape variety with the remaining 25% made up from Athiri and/or Aidani. The wine is generally unoaked, but some wineries choose to make a small portion of oaked wine due to Assyrtiko's versatility. Either way has a great gaining potential due to the high acidity of the grapes.

  6. Retsina - Wikipedia

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    Retsina (Greek: ρετσίνα) is a Greek white (or rosé or very rarely red) resinated wine, which has been made for at least 2,000 years. Its unique flavor is said to have originated from the practice of sealing wine vessels, particularly amphorae, with Aleppo pine resin in ancient times.

  7. Greek wine - Wikipedia

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    Assyrtiko grapes. White wine. Assyrtiko is a multi-purpose variety which maintains its acidity as it ripens. It is similar in character to Riesling, and is mostly island-based, being a native variety of the island of Santorini, whose old vines have been resistant to Phylloxera.