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    2019 Alpha Estate "Ecosystem Strofi" Pinot Noir (Amyndeon, GR) 3R

    3R

    Slightly more fruit and body thanks to warmer climates and riper grapes

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    2019 Alpha Estate "Ecosystem Strofi" Pinot Noir (Amyndeon, GR) 3R

    This wine embodies the seamless blend of nature and winemaking. Its enticing aroma features red berries, violets, and a subtle earthiness. The palate delights with ripe strawberries, cranberries, and a delicate minerality, expressing the region's distinctive terroir. This Pinot Noir exemplifies Amyndeon's winemaking precision and authenticity.

    About The Varietal

    Pinot Noir

    Ranked as the 10th most widely planted grape variety globally, Pinot Noir has amassed a dedicated following among passionate wine enthusiasts. Originally the predominant red wine grape of Burgundy, its allure has led to widespread adoption and admiration in vineyards across the globe. The elusive charm of Pinot Noir has found a home in diverse wine regions worldwide.

    About The Producer

    Alpha Estate

    Alpha Estate, founded by enologist Angelos Iatridis, is one of the most respected estates in northwestern Greece and has established one of the most technologically advanced vineyards in the viticulture world. At a very high altitude in the sandy Amyndeon plateau, Alpha Estate focuses on international and indigenous Greek varieties. All wines are crafted in Alpha Estate’s trailblazing gravity-flow winery.

    3R

    Slightly more fruit and body thanks to warmer climates and riper grapes