Estate Argyros "Assyrtiko" 2019

100% Assyrtiko
A still white wine from the Santorini region of Greece.


Mineral & sapid. Slate & under ripe mango.

Tasting Notes

The Assyrtiko 2019 from Estate Argyros has a pale yellow colour.

On the nose it’s mineral and sapid with slate and a touch of rubber, citrus notes and under ripe mango.

The mouthfeel is round and pleasant with a lovely, well integrated acidity that balances stuff very well.

On the palate this Assyrtiko is lovely and warm, a touch spicy.

The finish is long and very pleasant.

92
Score 92

My score / points

Estate Argyros "Assyrtiko" 2019
Assyrtiko (2019) Review
Estate making Assyrtiko Estate Estate Argyros
Assyrtiko (2019) Label Assyrtiko
Style of Assyrtiko Style White & Still
Country of Estate Argyros Country Greece
Region of Estate Argyros Region Santorini
Grape blend of Assyrtiko Grapes Assyrtiko
Vintage of Assyrtiko Vintage 2019
My review of Assyrtiko Points
92

How it's made

The grapes grow on selected parcels, at least one hundred year old. The wine ferments in stainless steel at cool temperatures and aged for two months in stainless steel tanks on fine lees.

   

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Estate Argyros

Estate Argyros

Argyros winery has been established more than a century ago, in central Santorini, west of the town of Kamari. It’s a family run winery with the largest vineyard extension in Santorini. Argyros Estate likes to work with old vines as they believe that only grapes from old vines can produce wine which is deep and complex as they want.

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Assyrtiko

Varietal

Assyrtiko is a Greek white wine grape, probably the best known variety indigenous to this country. This grape is native to the island of Santorini. Here the soil is arid and volcanic which contributes to Assyrtiko distinctive mineral character.

While Assyrtiko is originally from Santorini, it is now grown all over Greece, from the northern area of Macedonia (Makedonia) to the Attica (Attika) region. Cuttings of Assyrtiko have also made it to the New World and Assyrtiko wine is now produced in Australia and the United States too!

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