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Santorini, Hatzidakis, Santorini Familia 2020

Santorini, Hatzidakis, Santorini Familia
Millesime
2020
Appellation
Santorini
Region
Cyclades
Wine producer
Hatzidakis

Grape(s): 100% Assyrtiko

 

Bright lemony yellow with green hues. Flowery and fruity nose with characteristically green hints. Fresh and promising on the palate with a strong and refreshing acidity on the finish. Terroir driven with early mineral notes and long aftertaste. 

 

Maturity: Now-2030

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32,00 € tax incl.

P.D.O. SANTORINI FAMILIA

WINE PROFILE

TECHNICAL DATA

 

Type:

Dry White Wine

Alcoholic volume (%):

14,0

Vintage:

2020

Volatile Acidity (gr acetic acid / lt):

0,44

Total Acidity (gr tartaric acid / lt):

6,38

Quality classification:

P.D.O. Santorini

Total SO2 (mgr/lt):

110

Sub-Region:

Santorini

Free SO2 (mgr/lt):

34

Grape Varieties (per %):

Assyrtiko 100%

Residual Sugar (gr/lt):

1,8

 

 

pH:

2,99

 

 

 UNGRAFTED NON-IRRIGATED VINEYARDS

 

Vineyards of Santorini

Village of Pyrgos

Altitude:

200 to 300 m

Soil:

Volcanic, pumice, igneous lava

Climate:

Rare rainfalls, strong winds, dry & hot summer

Yield:

13 hl/ha

Age of vines:

15-80 years

Date of harvest:

Beginning of August 2020

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VINIFICATION

Type:

White

Method:

Handpicked grapes were placed in cold room overnight. Direct pressing of the grapes

followed by fermentation under controlled temperature 17–18˚C with indigenous yeasts. The wine matured for 5 months in stainless steel tanks before bottling.

 

AGEING

Tanks:

5 months

Ageing process:

None

Ageing potential:

Over 5 years

 

 

TASTING

Bright lemony yellow with green hues. Flowery and fruity nose with characteristically green hints. Fresh and promising on the palate with a strong and refreshing acidity on the finish. Terroir driven with early mineral notes and long aftertaste.

Served with: Matches well with shellfish and fish plates in general, green salads, asparagus white sauce meats and cheeses from Cyclades complex. Better served at 12-14˚C.

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