Spiropoulos, Moschofilero, Mantinia

Picking up the savory elements in thr room. A blousier style of Mosco. Lots of skin contact? Or just time in bottle and the color evolving? Pale gold color. Soft and lychee/peach fruit, some band aid in the background, not that much. Nice balance of flavors though. Fine wine, gotta be natural with skin contact. Not unlike Eladio Pineiro Albarino relative to its appellation. Gentle florals. Not cracking, but nice wine.

Very floral, aromatic, pretty on the nose, almost like a gewurztraminer. Rose, jasmine, tropical fruit, orange blossom come through aroma wise. Super fruity, almost gives the sensation of sweetness. Mango, lemon, pineapple, peach flavors accompanied by med acidity and slight butter finish. Very pleasant to drink.

At our cabin. Bright, light copper-golden colour. Rose petal, citrus, Granny Smith apple and ginger notes, with fresh acidity and an apple peel bitterness on the finish. Lingers for quite some time. Medium-bodied, clean, lively and fresh.

Highly aromatic, floral and yellow fruited. Squarely medium bodied palate, with solid fruit and some zippy malic-acid qualities and greenness. This is like a hypothetical blend of Kerner aromatics and Sauvignon Blanc palate. Straightforward and refreshing, not a lot of depth. Enjoyable summer quaffer.