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Garalis Winery

Mixed white of Muscat of Alexandria

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Low intervention white

Your package will arrive at your doorstep within4 - 16 days

Garalis Winery will receive and pack your order (1 - 4 days)

The courier will pick up your order and deliver it straight to your door

Price

Price incl. alcohol tax, shipping and VAT.

1 841,84 SEK

Your package will arrive at your doorstep within4 - 16 days

Garalis Winery will receive and pack your order (1 - 4 days)

The courier will pick up your order and deliver it straight to your door

What's in your box?

  • Terra Ambera
    Garalis Winery
    Terra Ambera
    750ml13%

    Winemaker's notes

    Terra Ambera is a distinctive dry wine made from 100 % Muscat of Alexandria grapes grown organically on the volcanic soi...

    Product details

    Country:
    Greece
    Region/Subregion:
    Aegan Islands/Lesvos
    Classification:
    N/A
    Certification:
    Organic
    Grape:
    Muscat of Alexandria (100%)
    Vintage year:
    2025
    Color:
    Orange
    Aroma:
    Aromas of quince, lemon zest, dough, yeast, porcini mushroom and some herbs.
    Taste:
    In the mouth, the balanced, discreet acidity with the restrained alcohol, the full body, the dense structure and the long aftertaste are elements of balance and expressiveness. An earthy and oily wine, full of richness and character.
    Alcohol content:
    13%
    Sweetness:
    Dry
    Volume:
    750 ml
    Best Served:
    10 - 14 °C

    Food pairings by the winemaker

    • Aperitif
    • Cheese - mature and hard
    • Cheese - mild and soft
    • Fish - lean
    • Pasta / Pizza
    • Shellfish - flavored
    • Shellfish - natural

    Vinification, winemaker's own words

    Soil:
    Clay, Volcanic
    Terroir:
    The terroir of Limnos is defined by its volcanic soils, low altitude landscapes, and strong Aegean winds. The island’s sandy and clay loam soils, rich in minerals, provide excellent drainage and encourage deep root growth, while the abundant sunshine and dry climate reduce disease pressure and promote full ripening. Cooling sea breezes and the persistent “Meltemi” winds help preserve acidity and aromatic intensity in the grapes, creating wines that are fresh, structured, and distinctly expressive of their island origin
    Harvest:
    Picked by hand
    Fermentation:
    Steel (100%)
    Storage:
    Steel (100%) 6 months

    The grape arrives at the winery in small crates. Burst, transfer of the grape mass to winemakers, pre-fermentative extraction with recycling for 5 days and spontaneous start of alcoholic fermentation. Light pressure in a pneumatic press and transfer of the wine to stainless steel tanks to complete the fermentation. Bottling without stabilization, without filtering and smalledition of sulphite onle at the bottling.

Terra Ambera

Garalis Winery

Terra Ambera

750ml13%

285,20 SEK / Bottle

Winemaker's notes

Terra Ambera is a distinctive dry wine made from 100 % Muscat of Alexandria grapes grown organically on the volcanic soils of Limnos. It offers an expressive aromatic profile with notes of quince, lemon zest, yeast, and herbs, balanced by vibrant acidity and a rich, textured body. Crafted with minimal intervention and ...

Product details

Country:
Greece
Region/Subregion:
Aegan Islands/Lesvos
Classification:
N/A
Certification:
Organic
Grape:
Muscat of Alexandria (100%)
Vintage year:
2025
Color:
Orange
Aroma:
Aromas of quince, lemon zest, dough, yeast, porcini mushroom and some herbs.
Taste:
In the mouth, the balanced, discreet acidity with the restrained alcohol, the full body, the dense structure and the long aftertaste are elements of balance and expressiveness. An earthy and oily wine, full of richness and character.
Alcohol content:
13%
Sugar content:
1.7 g/l
Acidity:
N/A
Sweetness:
Dry
Volume:
750 ml
Closure:
Synthetic cork
Best Served:
10 - 14 °C

Food pairings by the winemaker

AperitifCheese - mature and hardCheese - mild and softFish - leanPasta / PizzaShellfish - flavoredShellfish - natural

Vinification, winemaker's own words

Soil:
Clay, Volcanic
Terroir:
The terroir of Limnos is defined by its volcanic soils, low altitude landscapes, and strong Aegean winds. The island’s sandy and clay loam soils, rich in minerals, provide excellent drainage and encourage deep root growth, while the abundant sunshine and dry climate reduce disease pressure and promote full ripening. Cooling sea breezes and the persistent “Meltemi” winds help preserve acidity and aromatic intensity in the grapes, creating wines that are fresh, structured, and distinctly expressive of their island origin
Harvest:
Picked by hand
Fermentation:
Steel (100%)
Storage:
Steel (100%) 6 months

The grape arrives at the winery in small crates. Burst, transfer of the grape mass to winemakers, pre-fermentative extraction with recycling for 5 days and spontaneous start of alcoholic fermentation. Light pressure in a pneumatic press and transfer of the wine to stainless steel tanks to complete the fermentation. Bottling without stabilization, without filtering and smalledition of sulphite onle at the bottling.

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