Moschato Spinas

Product of organic farming

An elegant and refreshing Moschato Spinas, ideal for any occasion.

Moschato Spinas is an extremely rare, indigenous variety grown at the Paterianakis Estate. It originates from western Crete and in ancient times was known as the “bee’s grape,” as bees would often gather around the harvest baskets, drawn by its sweet and aromatic profile.

The uniqueness of this particular wine lies in the contrast between its nose and palate. On the nose, it is rich and floral, while on the palate it is refreshing and lively.

GRAPE VARIETIES

100% Moschato Spinas

CATEGORY

White, Dry

CLASSIFICATION

P.G.I Crete

BOTTLE

750ml

Great with

Nuts, fruit, light dishes with delicate flavors, seafood, or as an aperitif.

aroma

Intensely floral, with aromas of fresh rose petals, jasmine, and violets, along with hints of spices.

VINIFICATION

Fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks at 18°C. Thirty percent of the must remains on the fine lees for 2 months to develop structure and body.

COLOUR

A bright, light yellow with greenish highlights.

PALATE

Low alcohol content, crisp acidity that rounds out with citrus notes, offering a refreshing experience.

SERVED AT

8-100C

AGEING

2 months on its fine lees

CELLARING

2 months in the underground cellar of our winery

Technical Properties

Alchohol (% vol)

12.5

Residual sugars (g/L)

1.4

Total Acidity (g/L tartaric acid)

5.01

Total Sulfur Dioxide SO2 (mg/L)

80

pH

3.29

Certifications

Organic Certification for cultivation and winemaking (2019-000000018892), issued by DIO (Organization for the Inspection and Certification of Organic Products).

Awards

Bronze medal in 2019 at the Decanter World Wine Awards for the 2018 vintage, with a score of 88 points.
Bronze medal in 2018 at the Thessaloniki International Wine and Spirits Competition for the 2017 vintage.
Silver medal in 2015 at the Thessaloniki International Wine and Spirits Competition for the 2014 vintage.

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