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Trust MFW White Premium
In addition to the regular Trust MFW White wine, occasionally we come...
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Kir-Yianni Estate Akakies Rose (2024)
Bright, deep rosé colour with light bluish highlights. The nose...
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The Blender Greek Red (2024)
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Violet with pink hues, with a distinctive nose of black cherries, bramble and a light herbaceous note. In the mouththese Ripe fruit flavours are joined by plums and sloes that work in harmony with the wines smooth soft tannins,all the way through the finish.
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| Type | Red, Vegan Friendly, Vegetarian |
| Vintage | 2024 |
| When to Drink | Now |
| Producer | 3F Wines |
| Region | Mainland Greece |
| Appellation | Viotia (Boeotia) |
| Grapes | Merlot 55%, Mavro Kalavritino 45% |
| Pairing | Yemista (Greek tomatoes and bell peppers stuffed with spiced rice and herbs) |
| ABV | 12% |
| Volume | 75cl (Full Bottle) |
In 2021, three friends, George Kollias, Vassiliki Akriotou and Vagelis Koutroumbas, created the company3F(friends) Wines IKE. The purpose is to bring small wine producers into contact with the wine market both inGreece and abroad and to help “build” their identity. With the oenological contribution of the renownedoenologist Vassiliki Akriotou, they created The Blenders Project.
Rooted in friendship and a love forexperimentation, the project focuses on creating wine blends to create unique expressions that reflect theirpersonalities and vision. Drawing on Greece’s rich winemaking heritage and celebrating the art of collaborationand the joy of discovery in every bottle.
Alcoholic fermentation and extraction take place in stainless steel vats at 23°C over a period of six days, allowingfor optimal colour and flavour development. This is followed by full malolactic fermentation in the same vats,softening the acidity and adding complexity. The wine then undergoes a brief ageing period on fine lees toenhance texture and depth.
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