£18.70
This Sainsbury's Taste the Difference selection is a fresh and zingy white wine produced in Greece from the Assyrtiko grape. It offers a vibrant palate experience, showcasing delicate floral aromas balanced by sharp citrus characteristics. This Greek white wine is designed to be enjoyed chilled alongside suitable light meals.
- Crafted using the native Assyrtiko grape variety.
- Delicate aromas of honeysuckle are present upon pouring.
- Flavour profile includes mouth-watering sherbet lemon notes.
- The finish is marked by savoury minerality and zesty acidity.
- Excellent companion for fish, seafood, and traditional Greek salad.
Discover the refreshing structure and clarity of this compelling white wine.
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Assyrtiko
Wine of Greece
Grapes: Assyrtiko
Style: Fresh and zingy
Taste: Honeysuckle and sherbet lemon notes
With: Fish, seafood and Greek salad.
A fresh and zingy white wine with delicate aromas of honeysuckle. Mouth-watering sherbet lemon notes lead to a savoury minerality and a lovely zesty acidity on the finish.
This wine is from Nemea where winemaking dates back to the 5th century BC. The vineyards are surrounded by mountains and the sea, both of which have a cooling effect on the grapes, enabling them to maintain their characteristic high acidity levels.
Assyrtiko’s mouth-watering acidity lends itself to fish, seafood, and dishes with creamy feta cheese.
