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Manolesakis Estate Exis Red Drama 2024
£107.00
Current Price (inc. Tax)
6 bottle(s) at £17.83 per bottle.
In stock
SKU
xHD5917024A
Manolesakis Estate Exis Red Drama 2024 – A Fresh, Aromatic Greek Red Wine
Discover the Unique Blend of Moschomavro and Limnio Grapes
Manolesakis Estate Exis Red Drama 2024 is an elegant and vibrant red wine crafted in the celebrated wine region of Drama, Macedonia, Greece. This expressive blend of Moschomavro (55%) and Limnio (45%) showcases the heritage of Greek viticulture, brought to life by acclaimed winemakers George & Stavros Manolesakis.
With its light to medium body (BodyValue: B) and 12% ABV, this red wine is a delightful companion to warm-weather dining or year-round casual sipping. It's a vegetarian and vegan-friendly red wine, made without any use of milk or egg products.
Tasting Notes – What Does Exis Red 2024 Taste Like?
This fresh and aromatic summer-style Greek red wine opens with a lively bouquet of raspberry, cranberry, rose petals, and wild herbs. The Moschomavro grapes lend vibrant notes of gooseberry and blueberry, while the Limnio contributes layers of cherry plum, clove, and a subtle touch of cinnamon.
On the palate, Exis Red is velvety-smooth, with a gentle sweetness (Residual Sugar: 4.8g/L) and a clean, elegant finish that lingers with bright fruit and floral spice.
Why Buy Manolesakis Exis Red Drama 2024 Online?
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✅ Greek red wine with indigenous grapes
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✅ Great value summer red
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✅ Screwcap closure for freshness
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✅ Vegan-friendly & low alcohol
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✅ Perfect for alfresco dining, light meats, and antipasti
Perfect Food Pairings
Pair Exis Red Drama 2024 with:
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Grilled chicken or lamb skewers
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Roasted aubergine with tomato and herbs
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Light pasta dishes with Mediterranean vegetables
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Cheese boards with soft and semi-soft cheeses
Product Specifications
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Country: Greece
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Region: Macedonia – Drama
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Grapes: Moschomavro 55%, Limnio 45%
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Alcohol: 12%
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Body: Light to Medium (B)
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Residual Sugar: 4.8g/L
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Closure: Screwcap
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Organic: No
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Vegan/Vegetarian: Yes/Yes
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Winemakers: George & Stavros Manolesakis
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Case Size: 6 x 75cl
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Contains Sulphites: Yes
Why Choose Greek Wine from Drama?
The Drama wine region in Macedonia is increasingly recognised for its microclimate and elevation, which contribute to the unique character of its wines. The blend of Moschomavro and Limnio is rare and expressive, offering a modern take on ancient Greek varieties.
Customer Reviews
★★★★★ – Light, fresh, and so easy to drink!
“Perfect with grilled chicken on a warm evening. Loved the bright red fruit and soft texture.” – Sarah, Leeds
★★★★☆ – Elegant and aromatic
“Really impressed by the complexity. I’d never tried these grapes before – I’ll definitely buy again.” – Tom, Brighton
★★★★★ – Fantastic value Greek wine
“Smooth, fresh, and pairs beautifully with mezze. A great discovery!” – Jenna, Manchester
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| Price | £89.17 |
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| Country | Greece |
| Vintage | 2023 |
| Bottles Per Case | 6 |
| Bottle Size | 75 |
| Winery | This wine is a blend of two Indigenous varieties: Limnio (pronounced LIM-need), which produces full-bodied wines with relatively high alcohol content and a distinctive herbal character of bay leaves, and Moschomavro (Mosho-MAV- ROH), which produces fresh wines, with noticeable acidity, soft tannins and aromas redolent of ripe red fruit, grapes and cloves. The vineyard is located in Drama, where the microclimate has been considered the perfect spot for grape cultivation since ancient times. Situated at 200 to 300 metres above sea level, the vines are cultivated traditionally and planted in linear rows. The soil has a high clay content, which retains moisture during the warm, dry summers to nourish the vines. Stavros Manolesakis and his father, George Manolesakis, started creating their vineyards in 1989, planting Greek varieties alongside international varieties. Embracing the philosophies of culture, love, and a passion for winemaking prompted them to establish their own wine company, Manolesakis Estate, in 1999. Keen to experiment and break winemaking boundaries, they have equipped the winery with the latest technological machinery to produce the best results. |
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