Gaia Wines Assyrtiko Thalassitis Bottle
Gaia Wines Assyrtiko Thalassitis 6 Bottle Case

Gaia Assyrtiko Thalassitis 2022

Gaia's Thalassitis ("Originating from the Sea" in Greek) is produced from Santorini's indigenous white grape variety, Assyrtiko grown on vineyards that are now approaching 80 years old. The flagship white of the Gaia portfolio, this white wine is bone-dry with strong character. Full-bodied, well-structured with crisp acidity, distinctive minerality and delicate honeysuckle aromas. This white wine will continue to evolve for 2-5 years, as the mineral notes soften the palate will develop more nuanced flavours of fruit and honey.

Wine File
Producer:
Gaia Wines
Country:
Greece
Region:
Aegean Islands
Sub Region:
Santorini
Style:
White Wine
Primary Grape(s):
Assyrtiko
Bottle Size:
75cl
Alcohol:
13.5%
Closure:
Nomacorc
Vegan:
Yes
Contains Sulphites:
Yes
Units Per Bottle:
10.13
£30.00
£30.00
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Purchase Format: Single Bottle

 

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Delivery Times

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Vintage Availability

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Stock Availability

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The Primary Grape Wine By Grape Variety | Assyrtiko

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Giles Pegram CBE
If it was Burgundy, not Greece, it would be 3 X the price

Beautiful wine.
I am a Chardonnay person, but I love this.
Why? Because it is, actually, reminiscent of Greek holidays. (That may be an illusion.)