
Moschopolis 24
Dry cultivated mountain vineyard, in the paths of the bear of Pindos (Ursa Trail) in Western Macedonia, at a refreshing altitude of 900 meters above sea level. The soil is dominated by sandy clay with a high content of stones, while the summers are cool and dry. It is bottled unfiltered to maintain all its quality characteristics. Bright and elegant, with elegant sweet fruits on the nose, full of rich and intense berry and red floral notes. Light earthy and metallic notes will gradually appear as it ages. Bright red color with light purple antlers. The palate is clean and elegant, bringing cherry fruit with a solid, spicy, and delicious tannic structure. It maintains significant concentration and structure to reward long-term ageing. Moshopolis 24 Pinot Noir Moschopolis Winery has medium ruby color and a shy nose that unfolds gradually. Aromas of strawberry jam, raspberry, cherry, red plum, sour cherry, and vanilla are accompanied by hints of nutmeg, cedar, lavender, tea, sweet tobacco, and licorice. In the mouth, it is elegant, with a medium body, crisp acidity, and medium (+) but fine-grained tannins. Juicy red fruits such as cherry, strawberry, cranberry, and red currant are harmoniously blended with notes of pepper, tea, walnut, cedar, vanilla, allspice, and cherry plum.
PAIRS WELL WITH:
Duck & Poultry
Grilled Quail or Pork
Fatty Fish
SERVED AT:
64-65 °F
DETAILS
COUNTRY
Greece
REGION
Thessaloniki
LOCATION
Monopigado
ALTIDUTE
1600 ft
WINE TYPE
Red
STYLE
Dry
ALC BY VOL
14%
VARIETIES
Pinot Noir 100%
APPELATION
VINIFICATION
The wine, after fermentation with the native yeasts from the vine, matures for 24 months in used oak barrels derived from their use in white and the rosé wine of the Moschopolis series.
Thessaloniki
Monopigado
Our vineyards in Monopigado village are located on the slopes of a hilly area of about 1000 – 1600 ft altitude, near the Aegean coastline, overlooking the Aegean Sea and the mythical Mount Olympus. The area is blessed with the cooling wind from the mountain area surrounding it from the north and it also enjoys the summer breeze from the sea. The soil is mainly clay and gravel with very high concentration of stones. Its structure, combined with the dry cultivation of the vines, enables the penetration of the roots deep into the sub-soil. The average yield is no more than 3 tons per acre.

