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Mavrodaphni Of Patra Sweet Red Wine 75Cl

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Mavrodaphni Of Patra Sweet Red Wine 75Cl
£ 6.00
£6.00/75cl

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Product Description

  • Mavrodaphni - Red Greek Wine
  • A truly remarkable, luscious, fullbodied dessert wine produced from the Mavrodaphni grape which grows in the vineyards overlooking the gulf of Patra.
  • Wine of Greece
  • Pack size: 75CL

Information

Allergy Information

  • Contains Sulphites

Region of Origin

<Not Relevant>

Wine Colour

Red

Alcohol Units

11.3

ABV

15% vol

Producer

Greek Wine Cellars

Type of Closure

Natural Cork

Wine Maker

Vassilis Pyrovolakis

Alcohol Type

Wine

Grape Variety

Mavrodaphne

Vinification Details

  • The grapes are harvested in August and sun-dried before pressing. Normal fermentation takes place and is arrested by the addition of a small quantity of grape spirit. This kills the yeast and thereby preserves the sugar content (at 130 gms/lit). The wine is then aged in oak barrels for a minimum of one year using a ‘solera' system

History

  • Mavrodaphne of Patras is a traditional wine of Greece. It is made from grape varieties unique to Greece. The wine was first made famous by Gustav Clauss, a Bavarian, who came to Greece with the Bavarian prince, Otto, who was offered the Crown of Greece in the 1830s. In 1864 the Mavrodaphne was introduced - so called in memory of Gustav's fiancee, a black-haired Greek girl called Daphne, who had died before they were able to be married. In the succeeding 150 years it has become a famed wine of Greece.

Regional Information

  • The Mavrodaphne wine possesses a Protected Designation of Origin - Patras. It originates from vineyards on the low hills and lower slopes of the Peloponnesian mountains surrounding the city of Patras, from which it takes its full name, Mavrodaphne of Patras. The vineyards overlook the Gulf of Patras and are kept cool during the hot summer days by the onshore sea breezes. The soil is generally alluvial clay underlain by limestone.

Storage Type

Ambient

Storage Instructions

  • This wine can be drunk now but will further improve if carefully stored for up to 2 years

Name and address

  • Bottled by:
  • Greek Wine Cellars D. Kourtakis S.A.,
  • 19003 Markopoulo,
  • Greece.

Return to

  • www.greek-wine-cellars.com

Lower age limit

18 Years

Net Contents

750ml ℮

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78 Reviews

Average of 4.7 stars

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Delicious fruity sweet desert wine

5 stars

Delicious fruity sweet desert wine

Great Wine

5 stars

Great wine Good drink on its own or with the main course. It is sweet but not over the top. Perhaps should not praise it too much or Tesco might sell out of it again!!

Superb Greek Desert wine.

5 stars

I do not like dryers wines. I was given a bottle of this sweet desert wine. I then found some in one of your stores. A bit like South African Masala desert wine. This is superb. Even nice with biscotti dipped into it and savoured. It is used in some Christian Orthodox Churches as a Holy Communion wine. Sweet enough for a child to have a tiny sip! Enjoy!

Sweet wine

5 stars

Suppose to be a dessert wine , it’s very sweet which I like , but I love it with my steak , it’s got a great taste and goes down well with steak , can’t beat it

My number 1

5 stars

Really nice red wine very sweet and not to strong excellent

Delicious wine.

5 stars

This wine was given to my husband and me as a gift. I love sweet foods and drinks so I was delighted with it and will certainly be buying it myself. It is very good chilled and mixed with sparkling mineral water as a long drink on a hot day.

A great wine to finish a great meal with.

5 stars

A very nice sweet wine to finish a meal with at a very good price. Luxury without expense!

It's delicious, tasty and fruity & I wish they cou

5 stars

It's delicious, tasty and fruity & I wish they could order more, as it's often out of stock

From White to Red!

5 stars

My wife and I drink moderately sweet German white wine. We avoid red wine like the plague - but when we noticed this sweet red we 'gave it a whirl' and - boy - did it go down well! It's so smooth and gentle on the stomach. I won't use the normal 'OTT' expressions these idiotic wine buffs use to describe the taste [boot polish and all!] but to us the taste is most acceptable and the main problem is saying no to another glass - because it's quite strong!

Fab sweet wine

5 stars

Great quality sweet red wine. I love this although struggled to find it in store as it's with dessert wines and not red wines.

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