Skouras
Saint George Nemea Aghiorghitiko
Nemea, Peloponnisos, Greece
Nose: peppers?
Taste: cherries, plum, leather, smoke, pepper.
Body: medium tannin
Nose: peppers?
Taste: cherries, plum, leather, smoke, pepper.
Body: medium tannin
she smoky she pokey she make a good jokey
she smoky she pokey she make a good jokey
Jul 8th, 2021
Quite acidic until it warms. Then, your palate opens with a slight floral tone and full body towards the back of the throat. It is nicely crisp. Flavor is slight but effective.
Quite acidic until it warms. Then, your palate opens with a slight floral tone and full body towards the back of the throat. It is nicely crisp. Flavor is slight but effective.
May 5th, 2019
Bit o’butter. Bit o’pepper. Tasted better after it had been open a day or two.
Bit o’butter. Bit o’pepper. Tasted better after it had been open a day or two.
Jan 1st, 2019
Decent wine, but hasn’t got any character that stands out. Black fruit in aroma/palate (blackberry), some mint/eucalyptus and chocolate aromas. Too much (new?) oak (or MLF gone too far?) gives a butterscotch and toasty character that overpowers the too light fruit-character.
Decent wine, but hasn’t got any character that stands out. Black fruit in aroma/palate (blackberry), some mint/eucalyptus and chocolate aromas. Too much (new?) oak (or MLF gone too far?) gives a butterscotch and toasty character that overpowers the too light fruit-character.
Had it at a Greek restaurant and loved it. Hunted down several bottles I had a wine shop and brought them home. They did not disappoint. Mild almost like a Merlot great with lamb chops.
Had it at a Greek restaurant and loved it. Hunted down several bottles I had a wine shop and brought them home. They did not disappoint. Mild almost like a Merlot great with lamb chops.
Oct 10th, 2018
First Greek wine I’ve ever tasted; light, dry, and delicious.
First Greek wine I’ve ever tasted; light, dry, and delicious.
Sep 9th, 2018
First time to taste Agiorgitiko. I was wondering why the winery named the bottle Saint George. Little did I know that Agiorgitiko exactly mean Santi George.
Very aromatic with white flower, perfume, cranberry juice, strawberry, and hint of vanilla. Medium body and medium to high acidity. Mellow tannins. A very good value.
First time to taste Agiorgitiko. I was wondering why the winery named the bottle Saint George. Little did I know that Agiorgitiko exactly mean Santi George.
Very aromatic with white flower, perfume, cranberry juice, strawberry, and hint of vanilla. Medium body and medium to high acidity. Mellow tannins. A very good value.
