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Ktima Sigala Wine Mavrotragano Red Dry Santorini 750ml

Estate Sigalas Mavrotragano is a dry red wine produced in Santorini from 100% Mavrotragano, a native grape variety of the island. It has a deep ruby colour and aromas of black fruit, such as...

Estate Sigalas Mavrotragano is a dry red wine produced in Santorini from 100% Mavrotragano, a native grape variety of the island. It has a deep ruby colour and aromas of black fruit, such as blackberry and black cherry, alongside notes of spice, cocoa, herbs and minerality. On the palate, it is full-bodied and concentrated, with tannins, balanced acidity and...

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  • Bottle 750 ml
  • Country of Origin Greece
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  • Αθανάσιος.Καπράλος
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    The black traganos in general, but only from Santorini due to the soil and knowledge, is perhaps the top Greek red, even better than the good xinomavros from Naoussa or the emerging Limniona from Tyrnavos or the good Agiorgitika from Nemea.

    It is at least in the top 3, which is enough for you to enjoy it with a simple Averoff for 8 euros.

    I never saw those things about "vanilla and mint with fruits and spices" in a good light.

    The wine is incredibly rich, it has a tremendous character and is enjoyed greatly. It captivates you with its strong aroma, fullness, and uniqueness in taste.

    It can overshadow any other food you pair it with. And if you "dare" to have it as an accompaniment to a meal, the food must also be exquisite.

    Mr. Sigalas takes care of and highlights this particular traganos as a pioneer. The price is borderline steep, meaning that all good traganos should normally be around 25 euros, although if such a taste existed in Italian or French wine, we would be talking about 100 euros.

    P.S. The aging of traganos is almost irrelevant. They are as good fresh as they are old, based on personal experience with bottles one after the other with a 12-year difference.

    Amazing!

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  • inokitsi1982
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    The best so far for me in reds with a heavy body, full, more to drink as a drink in the evening, not with food, it deserves solo treatment

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    Strong and robust!! And if I remember correctly, it's also a historic one...

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  • The black traganos in general, but only from Santorini due to the soil and knowledge, is perhaps the top Greek red, even better than the good xinomavros from Naoussa or the emerging Limniona from Tyrnavos or the good Agiorgitika from Nemea.

    It is at least in the top 3, which is enough for you to enjoy it with a simple Averoff for 8 euros.

    I never saw those things about "vanilla and mint with fruits and spices" in a good light.

    The wine is incredibly rich, it has a tremendous character and is enjoyed greatly. It captivates you with its strong aroma, fullness, and uniqueness in taste.

    It can overshadow any other food you pair it with. And if you "dare" to have it as an accompaniment to a meal, the food must also be exquisite.

    Mr. Sigalas takes care of and highlights this particular traganos as a pioneer. The price is borderline steep, meaning that all good traganos should normally be around 25 euros, although if such a taste existed in Italian or French wine, we would be talking about 100 euros.

    P.S. The aging of traganos is almost irrelevant. They are as good fresh as they are old, based on personal experience with bottles one after the other with a 12-year difference.

    Amazing!

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  • The best so far for me in reds with a heavy body, full, more to drink as a drink in the evening, not with food, it deserves solo treatment

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Description & Specifications

Estate Sigalas Mavrotragano is a dry red wine produced in Santorini from 100% Mavrotragano, a native grape variety of the island. It has a deep ruby colour and aromas of black fruit, such as blackberry and black cherry, alongside notes of spice, cocoa, herbs and minerality. On the palate, it is full-bodied and concentrated, with tannins, balanced acidity and a long finish.

The wine is made using extended maceration and aged for 18 months in new oak barrels. It can age in the bottle for over 7 years and is best served at 18 °C.

  • Colour: Red
  • Variety: 100% Mavrotragano
  • Sweetness: Dry
  • Volume: 750 ml
  • Country of origin: Greece
  • Region: Santorini, Oia
  • Winemaking: Traditional red winemaking with extended maceration
  • Barrel ageing: 18 months in new oak barrels
  • Bottle ageing potential: Over 7 years
  • Serving temperature: 18 °C
  • Food pairing: Red meat, lamb, beef with rich sauces, pasta with ragù, pizza, aged and spicy cheeses, dark chocolate
  • Pieces: 1

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Dimensions

Quantity
750 ml
Country of Origin
Greece
Region
Santorini
Condition
Mild
Colour
Red
Dryness
Dry
Variety
Mavrotragano
Pairs with
Red Meats, Pasta & Pizza
Pieces
1 pcs

Dietary Preferences

Organic Product
No
Alcohol-Free
No
Vegan
No

Extra

in Wooden Box
No
In Bag
No

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Reviews (6)

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  • Αθανάσιος.Καπράλος
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    6 out of 6 members found this review helpful

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    The black traganos in general, but only from Santorini due to the soil and knowledge, is perhaps the top Greek red, even better than the good xinomavros from Naoussa or the emerging Limniona from Tyrnavos or the good Agiorgitika from Nemea.

    It is at least in the top 3, which is enough for you to enjoy it with a simple Averoff for 8 euros.

    I never saw those things about "vanilla and mint with fruits and spices" in a good light.

    The wine is incredibly rich, it has a tremendous character and is enjoyed greatly. It captivates you with its strong aroma, fullness, and uniqueness in taste.

    It can overshadow any other food you pair it with. And if you "dare" to have it as an accompaniment to a meal, the food must also be exquisite.

    Mr. Sigalas takes care of and highlights this particular traganos as a pioneer. The price is borderline steep, meaning that all good traganos should normally be around 25 euros, although if such a taste existed in Italian or French wine, we would be talking about 100 euros.

    P.S. The aging of traganos is almost irrelevant. They are as good fresh as they are old, based on personal experience with bottles one after the other with a 12-year difference.

    Amazing!

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  • inokitsi1982
    5
    2 out of 3 members found this review helpful

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    The best so far for me in reds with a heavy body, full, more to drink as a drink in the evening, not with food, it deserves solo treatment

    Translated from Greek ·
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    Strong and robust!! And if I remember correctly, it's also a historic one...

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • The black traganos in general, but only from Santorini due to the soil and knowledge, is perhaps the top Greek red, even better than the good xinomavros from Naoussa or the emerging Limniona from Tyrnavos or the good Agiorgitika from Nemea.

    It is at least in the top 3, which is enough for you to enjoy it with a simple Averoff for 8 euros.

    I never saw those things about "vanilla and mint with fruits and spices" in a good light.

    The wine is incredibly rich, it has a tremendous character and is enjoyed greatly. It captivates you with its strong aroma, fullness, and uniqueness in taste.

    It can overshadow any other food you pair it with. And if you "dare" to have it as an accompaniment to a meal, the food must also be exquisite.

    Mr. Sigalas takes care of and highlights this particular traganos as a pioneer. The price is borderline steep, meaning that all good traganos should normally be around 25 euros, although if such a taste existed in Italian or French wine, we would be talking about 100 euros.

    P.S. The aging of traganos is almost irrelevant. They are as good fresh as they are old, based on personal experience with bottles one after the other with a 12-year difference.

    Amazing!

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • The best so far for me in reds with a heavy body, full, more to drink as a drink in the evening, not with food, it deserves solo treatment

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • Strong and robust!! And if I remember correctly, it's also a historic one...

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