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Lyrarakis - Vidiano "Hippodrome" 2017
Lyrarakis

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Dry, Still, White, Vidiano, Drink it now, 14.5% alc.

Vidiano is considered to be the next big thing in the Greek market. This indigenous Cretan variety bears a Marsanne/Roussanne-like character, reminiscent of apricots, pears, vanilla notes with an oily-soft texture.

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Producer	Lyrarakis
Producer's Description	Varieties: 100% Vidiano. The Vidiano, one of the promising Greek white varieties are indigenous variety of Crete. In order to produce a wine that highlights the particular features of this, selected grapes from the vineyard "Hippodrome". The vineyard is located on top of a cliff at an altitude of 610m, is arid with low yield per hectare and receives the beneficial effect of mountainous aera. Wine variety unfolds the aroma and taste of power while the element of barrel gives hints of spices and vanilla without crashing aromas of tropical fruit and citrus. In the mouth it is rich, balanced, with intense spicy epigefsi. Consumed at 12 ° C.
Wine Color	White
Greek Grape Variety	Vidiano
Quality category	Προστατευόμενη Γεωγραφική Ένδειξη Κρήτη Οίνος Ξηρός Λευκός
Vintage	2017
Country	Greece
Region	Crete
Volume	750ml
Bottle Size	0.75lt
Dryness	Dry
Style	Still
Abv	14.5%
When to Drink	Drink it now
Taste Character	White rich and opulent
Excellent match with	Πλατό τυριών, ψάρια καπνιστά
Good match with	Cheese Hard Yellow Aged, Fish Fat Cooked White, Fish Fat Grilled, Fish Fat Roasted, Meat Pork Cooked White
Awards	* Challenge International du Vin, 2012, France Gold Medal (Vintage 2011) * Magazine Wine & Spirits, 2010, U.S. 90 points (Vintage 2009)