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Monemvasia Winery Tsimbidi Monemvasia Malvasia Vin Liastos Laconia 2012
£211.46
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6 bottle(s) at £35.24 per bottle.
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Monemvasia Winery Tsimbidi Monemvasia Malvasia Vin Liastos Laconia 2012 – A Unique Sweet Wine from Greece
Wine Name: Monemvasia Winery Tsimbidi Monemvasia Malvasia Vin Liastos Laconia 2012
Grape Varieties: 60% Monemvasia, 20% Kydonitsa, 10% Asproudi, 10% Assyrtiko
Country: Greece
Region: Laconia Monemvasia
ABV: 13.5%
Residual Sugar: 178 g/L
Dry/Sweet: 6 (on a scale of 1 to 7, with 1 being dry and 7 being very sweet)
Contains Sulphites: Yes
Vegan: Yes
Vegetarian: Yes
Milk/Eggs: No
Organic: No
Biodynamic: No
Case Size: 6 / 37.5cl
Closure: Diam
Winemaker: George Tsimbidis
Tasting Notes:
The Monemvasia Winery Tsimbidi Monemvasia Malvasia Vin Liastos Laconia 2012 is an exquisite amber-colored sweet wine from the renowned Laconia region of Greece. This wine is a true expression of the terroir, boasting a complex yet harmonious blend of native Greek grape varieties.
On the nose, the wine reveals layers of rich, dried fruit aromas that intertwine with notes of caramel, nuts, and a subtle hint of coconut. The 2012 vintage brings out the wine’s intensity and concentration, giving it a decadent mouthfeel and a beautifully balanced sweetness. The lingering finish is smooth and satisfying, leaving a delightful aftertaste that stays with you long after the glass is empty.
Wine Characteristics
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Colour: Amber
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Nose: Dried fruit, caramel, nuts, coconut
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Palate: Intense, concentrated, rich with a long, satisfying finish
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Body: Full-bodied, balanced sweetness
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Acidity: Well-integrated, providing freshness and structure
Pairing Recommendations
This wine pairs wonderfully with a variety of rich desserts such as crème brûlée, baklava, or aged cheeses. It also makes an excellent companion for nut-based sweets, including almond or hazelnut tarts. Enjoy it as a decadent after-dinner treat or as a special gift for wine connoisseurs.
Why Choose Monemvasia Winery Tsimbidi Monemvasia Malvasia Vin Liastos Laconia 2012?
This Greek sweet wine is a standout for its complexity and balanced sweetness, offering an exceptional experience for wine lovers. The winemaking expertise of George Tsimbidis shines through in every sip, with his careful attention to the blending of indigenous grape varieties like Monemvasia, Kydonitsa, Asproudi, and Assyrtiko. The resulting wine offers not just a drink, but an adventure into the flavors of Greece's unique terroir.
The wine's 13.5% ABV and a residual sugar of 178 g/L make it a perfect choice for those who appreciate rich, sweet wines with depth and character. With its vegan and vegetarian certification, this wine also caters to a variety of dietary preferences, making it suitable for a broad range of occasions.
Customer Reviews:
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Sophisticated and elegant – "I was blown away by the complexity of this wine. The dried fruit and caramel notes were perfectly balanced, and it has a wonderfully smooth finish. A must-try for anyone who loves sweet wines!" – Emma L.
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An unforgettable dessert wine – "If you're into sweet wines, this one is a real treat. The coconut and nutty aromas make it so rich and indulgent. I paired it with a chocolate tart, and it was divine!" – Jonathan P.
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Worth every penny – "This wine is an absolute gem. The amber color and layers of flavor make it a pleasure to sip. It’s perfect for special occasions. Definitely on my shopping list for next time!" – Helen M.
Suggested Links for Purchase and Information:
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Buy Monemvasia Winery Tsimbidi Malvasia Vin Liastos Laconia at Corkingwines.co.uk
| Price | £176.22 |
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| Country | Greece |
| Vintage | 2012 |
| Bottles Per Case | 6 |
| Bottle Size | 37.5 |
| Winery | The Monemvasia vineyard is situated just six miles from the sea at an altitude of 250 to 300 metres above sea level. The terrain here is rugged; the vines are grown on a sloped terrain in medium-textured schist and clay-loam soils with poor organic matter. The area benefits from high levels of sunshine; the Mediterranean climate delivers hot, dry summers and mild winters. The extremely dry summers often cause drought conditions from March to October, but the Meltemia winds and cooling breezes from the northeast enable the vines to endure the heat waves of August. The combination of poor soils and hot climate encourages the vine roots to penetrate deep into the soils, where they are nourished by minerals and soil water and, in turn, produce wines with complexity. The vines are grown following organic principles, with minimal intervention. The vines are linearly arranged in rows to achieve greater aeration, keeping the yields exceptionally low. Cultivation, including harvest, takes place by hand. |
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