Βest rosé wines of the summer

from Greek varieties!

 

 

 Greek rosé wine is, without a doubt, a new entry in the game; and is no longer regarded only as a seasonal thing. The good news is that the level of quality is definitely upgraded, with some winemakers producing up to three different types of rosés. Unfortunately, the not so good news is that consumers are having a hard time understanding the differences between these wines, because they look and taste so much alike; it is even much harder to choose between them.

 

 Based on the style, there is a range of old-fashioned rosé wines that are more like a pale red rather than a rosé, often with aromas of candied fruits. These are the wines that are commercially in retreat, giving way to the rosés with a gentler, modern color, ranging from soft pink to pale onionskin. In this case of the Provence style wines the best examples are distinguished by their freshness, soft tannins and minerality, features that give them a strong personality and make them stand out from the rest.

 

 In the rosé category there are many exciting wines from indigenous varieties. Especially from Xinomavro, Moschofilero, Agiorgitiko from the cold Asprokampos and also from Limniona. These are some of the varieties that stand out for their authentic aromas and unique personality.

 

 


You can find more than 60 rose wines in the link below!
https://www.greeceandgrapes.com/en/wine-grapes/rose-wine