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Anatolikos Vineyards Organic Wine Orange White Dry 750ml

The organic dry white wine Anatolikos Vineyards Orange is made from Assyrtiko and Malagousia grapes. It comes from the winery’s vineyard in Avdira, Thrace, where the principles of organic farming are...

The organic dry white wine Anatolikos Vineyards Orange is made from Assyrtiko and Malagousia grapes. It comes from the winery’s vineyard in Avdira, Thrace, where the principles of organic farming are applied.

  • Colour: White
  • Grape varieties: Assyrtiko, Malagousia
  • Taste: Dry
  • Body: Light
  • Organic: Yes
  • Country of origin: Greece
  • Region: Thrace
  • Quantity: 750 ml
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  • Bottle 750 ml
  • Country of Origin Greece
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  • So, so, let's start. At first glance, you see an eastern wine in orange color with citrus notes, very promising and impressive in appearance. Now let's move on to the tasting, always, of course, with my humble opinion without being a professional or having any degree in this field. The taste is initially slightly salty and then an intense wave of citrus bursts in, ending with a citrus aftertaste and a sense of alcohol. In no way is it a bad wine and it has nothing to do with fish as others mention. It is a wine that has its audience and personally, after the first sip, I enjoyed it pleasantly during the summer season. I would buy it again and I believe you should try the product for a tasting experience on your palate.

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  • Spiridoula_Paxinou
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Very good wine. Unfortunately, however, few people understand its value. They are used to processed winemaking. When I was little, we had vineyards and we harvested. It reminds me of something from the authenticity of that wine.

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  • Frank Anton

    Verified purchase

    Two main reasons why I buy the Orange from Anatolikos:
    a. It has a full body and moderate acidity, with good aromatic intensity. I won’t write about aftertastes, etc., I will just comment that it leaves a strong citrus sensation as an aftertaste. Something that I personally like.
    b. It is orange in color. Which means you can gift it and impress everyone who won’t expect it. How many have tried orange wine? I regularly gift it, and I see smiles and pleasant surprise everywhere.

    Paradoxically, it pairs very nicely with simple foods, even with... souvlaki! (but don’t 'burn' this wine. Make a good giouvetsi to enjoy it properly).

    Summary: The Anatolikos Orange is in my Top-3 wines. If you have to choose between a good white and the Orange (for this price), it is definitely worth giving it a try.

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  • So, so, let's start. At first glance, you see an eastern wine in orange color with citrus notes, very promising and impressive in appearance. Now let's move on to the tasting, always, of course, with my humble opinion without being a professional or having any degree in this field. The taste is initially slightly salty and then an intense wave of citrus bursts in, ending with a citrus aftertaste and a sense of alcohol. In no way is it a bad wine and it has nothing to do with fish as others mention. It is a wine that has its audience and personally, after the first sip, I enjoyed it pleasantly during the summer season. I would buy it again and I believe you should try the product for a tasting experience on your palate.

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  • Very good wine. Unfortunately, however, few people understand its value. They are used to processed winemaking. When I was little, we had vineyards and we harvested. It reminds me of something from the authenticity of that wine.

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  • Two main reasons why I buy the Orange from Anatolikos:
    a. It has a full body and moderate acidity, with good aromatic intensity. I won’t write about aftertastes, etc., I will just comment that it leaves a strong citrus sensation as an aftertaste. Something that I personally like.
    b. It is orange in color. Which means you can gift it and impress everyone who won’t expect it. How many have tried orange wine? I regularly gift it, and I see smiles and pleasant surprise everywhere.

    Paradoxically, it pairs very nicely with simple foods, even with... souvlaki! (but don’t 'burn' this wine. Make a good giouvetsi to enjoy it properly).

    Summary: The Anatolikos Orange is in my Top-3 wines. If you have to choose between a good white and the Orange (for this price), it is definitely worth giving it a try.

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The organic dry white wine Anatolikos Vineyards Orange is made from Assyrtiko and Malagousia grapes. It comes from the winery’s vineyard in Avdira, Thrace, where the principles of organic farming are applied.

  • Colour: White
  • Grape varieties: Assyrtiko, Malagousia
  • Taste: Dry
  • Body: Light
  • Organic: Yes
  • Country of origin: Greece
  • Region: Thrace
  • Quantity: 750 ml
  • Pairs with: White meat and poultry, fish and seafood, vegetables and legumes, aperitifs, Asian and spicy cuisine
  • Pieces: 1

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Dimensions

Quantity
750 ml
Country of Origin
Greece
Region
Thrace
Condition
Mild
Colour
White
Dryness
Dry
Variety
Assyrtiko, Malagouzia
Pairs with
White Meats & Poultry, Fish & Seafood, Vegetables & Legumes, Aperitif / Solo, Asian & Spicy Cuisine
Pieces
1 pcs

Dietary Preferences

Organic Product
Yes
Alcohol-Free
No
Vegan
No

Extra

in Wooden Box
No
In Bag
No

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Reviews (4)

  1. 3
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
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  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • Scent
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Reviews by our members

  • So, so, let's start. At first glance, you see an eastern wine in orange color with citrus notes, very promising and impressive in appearance. Now let's move on to the tasting, always, of course, with my humble opinion without being a professional or having any degree in this field. The taste is initially slightly salty and then an intense wave of citrus bursts in, ending with a citrus aftertaste and a sense of alcohol. In no way is it a bad wine and it has nothing to do with fish as others mention. It is a wine that has its audience and personally, after the first sip, I enjoyed it pleasantly during the summer season. I would buy it again and I believe you should try the product for a tasting experience on your palate.

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  • Spiridoula_Paxinou
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Very good wine. Unfortunately, however, few people understand its value. They are used to processed winemaking. When I was little, we had vineyards and we harvested. It reminds me of something from the authenticity of that wine.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Taste
    • Scent
    • Value for money
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  • Frank Anton

    Verified purchase

    Two main reasons why I buy the Orange from Anatolikos:
    a. It has a full body and moderate acidity, with good aromatic intensity. I won’t write about aftertastes, etc., I will just comment that it leaves a strong citrus sensation as an aftertaste. Something that I personally like.
    b. It is orange in color. Which means you can gift it and impress everyone who won’t expect it. How many have tried orange wine? I regularly gift it, and I see smiles and pleasant surprise everywhere.

    Paradoxically, it pairs very nicely with simple foods, even with... souvlaki! (but don’t 'burn' this wine. Make a good giouvetsi to enjoy it properly).

    Summary: The Anatolikos Orange is in my Top-3 wines. If you have to choose between a good white and the Orange (for this price), it is definitely worth giving it a try.

    Translated from Greek ·
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    • Taste
    • Scent
    • Value for money
  • So, so, let's start. At first glance, you see an eastern wine in orange color with citrus notes, very promising and impressive in appearance. Now let's move on to the tasting, always, of course, with my humble opinion without being a professional or having any degree in this field. The taste is initially slightly salty and then an intense wave of citrus bursts in, ending with a citrus aftertaste and a sense of alcohol. In no way is it a bad wine and it has nothing to do with fish as others mention. It is a wine that has its audience and personally, after the first sip, I enjoyed it pleasantly during the summer season. I would buy it again and I believe you should try the product for a tasting experience on your palate.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Very good wine. Unfortunately, however, few people understand its value. They are used to processed winemaking. When I was little, we had vineyards and we harvested. It reminds me of something from the authenticity of that wine.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • Two main reasons why I buy the Orange from Anatolikos:
    a. It has a full body and moderate acidity, with good aromatic intensity. I won’t write about aftertastes, etc., I will just comment that it leaves a strong citrus sensation as an aftertaste. Something that I personally like.
    b. It is orange in color. Which means you can gift it and impress everyone who won’t expect it. How many have tried orange wine? I regularly gift it, and I see smiles and pleasant surprise everywhere.

    Paradoxically, it pairs very nicely with simple foods, even with... souvlaki! (but don’t 'burn' this wine. Make a good giouvetsi to enjoy it properly).

    Summary: The Anatolikos Orange is in my Top-3 wines. If you have to choose between a good white and the Orange (for this price), it is definitely worth giving it a try.

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