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Vibrant ruby red color. The nose is fruit-forward with ripe red berries and notes of sweet herbs. Medium-bodied and dry on the palate with fruity and spicy ...
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Similar to the wines of famous regions such as Burgundy, if you see Naoussa on the label, the grape in the bottle is Xinomavro. This expression is a little ...
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2018 Tsantali Naoussa (750ml). Xinomavro from Naoussa, Greece. Vibrant ruby red color. The nose is fruit-forward with ripe red berries and notes of sweet ...
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Tsantali Naoussa · Macedonia, Greece · Avg Price (ex-tax); $ 15 / 750ml. Red - Savory and Classic · Above average in popularity among wines from Naoussa. Demand ...
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· Review by Susan Kostrzewa
Strawberry, mineral and warming spice on the nose are followed by cherry jam fruit and grippy tannins in this delicious, poised red. The wine finishes.
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Rich, bold, and elegant, Tsantali Naousa is a red wine that's perfect for pairing with hearty meals or sipping on its own. Made from the Xinomavro grape ...
Naoussa Reserve · Appellation Protected Designation of Origin Naoussa · Type Red dry wine · Varieties Xinomavro 100% · Tasting note. Vibrant ruby red color.
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Jul 11, 2012 · A classic Xinomavro from Naoussa with a stunning quality – price ratio. NAOUSSA LOGO Our winery is a proud member of NAOUSSA WINEMAKERS AND VINE ...
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Tsantali 2011 Reserve Xinomavro (Naoussa). Naoussa, Greece. Rating. 88. Price. $25. Winery. Tsantali. Variety. Greek Red. Wine Type. Red. Alcohol. 13%. Bottle ...
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Naoussa vineyard. In the mid-1960s, the Tsantali family started cultivating Xinomavro in Naoussa, which also marks the first exports of TSANTALI. The main ...