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Wine Cecrops SavatiaNo White Dry 750ml

CECROPS WINES is located in Attica, in the area with the largest and oldest vineyard in Greece. This is the place where the vine and wine are connected to mythology, history, tradition, and the...

CECROPS WINES is located in Attica, in the area with the largest and oldest vineyard in Greece. This is the place where the vine and wine are connected to mythology, history, tradition, and the everyday lives of people.

The estate-owned vineyards, covering approximately 40 acres, were planted in 1957 by grandfather Philip. In 2020, the winemaker Christos...

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Description

Description

CECROPS WINES is located in Attica, in the area with the largest and oldest vineyard in Greece. This is the place where the vine and wine are connected to mythology, history, tradition, and the everyday lives of people.

The estate-owned vineyards, covering approximately 40 acres, were planted in 1957 by grandfather Philip. In 2020, the winemaker Christos Gikas took over to continue the family tradition by cultivating the vineyards in a goblet shape, dry-farmed, and with very low yields of 350-400 kg/acre. His goal is to highlight the potential of the indigenous variety of Attica, Savatiano.

CECROPS WINES, believing in the terroir of the area, produces not only Savatiano but also the aromatic white variety Malagousia and the ancient variety Mavrotragano, expanding its vineyard to Anavyssos, Attica.

100% Savatiano. Traditional white wine vinification: The must is separated and clarified by static settling, and the clear must is fermented with indigenous yeasts at a controlled temperature of 15 ˚C. It is kept on fine lees for 3 months.

Manufacturer

OEM
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Specifications

Specifications

Dimensions

Quantity
750 ml
Country of Origin
Greece
Region
Attica
Condition
Mild
Colour
White
Dryness
Dry
Variety
SavatiaNo
Pairs with
White Meats & Poultry, Fish & Seafood, Vegetables & Legumes
Pieces
1 pcs

Dietary Preferences

Organic Product
No
Alcohol-Free
No
Vegan
No

Extra

in Wooden Box
No
In Bag
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Description & Specifications

CECROPS WINES is located in Attica, in the area with the largest and oldest vineyard in Greece. This is the place where the vine and wine are connected to mythology, history, tradition, and the everyday lives of people.

The estate-owned vineyards, covering approximately 40 acres, were planted in 1957 by grandfather Philip. In 2020, the winemaker Christos Gikas took over to continue the family tradition by cultivating the vineyards in a goblet shape, dry-farmed, and with very low yields of 350-400 kg/acre. His goal is to highlight the potential of the indigenous variety of Attica, Savatiano.

CECROPS WINES, believing in the terroir of the area, produces not only Savatiano but also the aromatic white variety Malagousia and the ancient variety Mavrotragano, expanding its vineyard to Anavyssos, Attica.

100% Savatiano. Traditional white wine vinification: The must is separated and clarified by static settling, and the clear must is fermented with indigenous yeasts at a controlled temperature of 15 ˚C. It is kept on fine lees for 3 months.

Manufacturer

OEM

Dimensions

Quantity
750 ml
Country of Origin
Greece
Region
Attica
Condition
Mild
Colour
White
Dryness
Dry
Variety
SavatiaNo
Pairs with
White Meats & Poultry, Fish & Seafood, Vegetables & Legumes
Pieces
1 pcs

Dietary Preferences

Organic Product
No
Alcohol-Free
No
Vegan
No

Extra

in Wooden Box
No
In Bag
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.