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Red White Sparkling Rosé Spirits GiftsLearn about Assyrtiko — taste profile, popular regions and more …
A crisp white variety full of zippy acidity and with a striking mineral character, Assyrtiko comes from the volcanic Greek island of Santorini, but is increasingly grown throughout the country today.
Tasting Notes for Assyrtiko
Assyrtiko is a dry, white wine with flavors of lemon zest, passion fruit, pineapple, flint and fennel.
Perfect Food Pairings for Assyrtiko
It is versatile when matched with food; try it with oysters, shrimp, salmon as well as grilled chicken, tomatoes and asparagus.
Sommelier Secrets for Assyrtiko
The reasons for Assyrtiko’s popularity are plentiful: it retains an acid and mineral profile in a hot climate, blends well with other grapes and can also withstand some age.