Wines from San...Torini Winery

San…Torini Santorini

Dry white, PDO Santorini

Grape: Assyrtiko

Vinification: Cold Maceration at controlled temperature. Classic white vinification at 17 oC. Maturation with “batonnage sur lies”.

Tasting notes: Bright yellow color with hints of green. Complex aromas of lemon, citrus and exotic fruits. Rich and well balanced in mouth with crisp, refreshing acidity and long aromatic finish.

Food Pairing: Serve at 10-12oC, with shellfish, seafood, grilled fish, green salads & various Mediterranean cuisines.


San…Torini Nykteri

Dry White, PDO Santorini

Grape: Assyrtiko

Vinification:  Classic white wine vinification at 18C with the end of fermentation in 225 liter oak barrels. Fermentation “sur lies” in barrels for 2 months.

Tasting notes: Bright yellow color with green notes. Complex aromas of lemon, citrus and exotic fruits. Rich, well balanced on the palate with crisp, refreshing acidity and long aromatic finish.


Food Pairing: Serve at 10-12oC, with shellfish, seafood, grilled fish, green salads & various Mediterranean cuisines.


San..Torini Vinsanto

Sweet White, PDO Santorini

Grapes: Assyrtiko and Aidani

Vinification: Gapes are sun-dried for 12 days and vinified with end of fermentation in barrels for 2 months. Aged in 500 litre oak barrels for 24 months.

Tasting notes:  Orange red in color with brownish tones and complex aromas of citrus fruits, cinnamon, honey and vanilla. Rich, velvety mouth feel and long, pleasing aftertaste.


Food Pairing: Serve at 8˚C, with Crème Brulée, chocolate and walnut cake with ice cream





About the Winery:
The San Torini Winery, founded in 1952 by Artemis Karamolegos, began from a passion for winemaking passed down to him from his beloved grandfather who made wine in a small cave or “canava” using the old traditional methods. In 2004, a new and modern winery was built to take advantage of the latest in modern technology, while also adhering to the traditional practices passed down from generations. Artemis has been a champion, not only of the main Assyrtiko variety, but has also invested in the cultivation of some of the more obscure indigenous varieties of Santorini, like Mavrotragano, Aidani, Mavrathiro and Voudomato.


Artemis Karamolegos
Cell: 6978339081
santorini@yahoo.gr

Importer:
Nikolaos Mastorogiannakis
HEADQUARTERS:
147 Brook Street, Suite 4
Brookline, MA 02445
NEW YORK:
19-06 42nd Street
Long Island City, NY 1105
Tel: 617-926-9292
Fax: 617-926-9090