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Golden Rhyton Chardonnay 2007

Златен Ритон Шардоне 2007
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Producer:
Black Sea Gold Pomorie
Country:
Bulgaria (България) 
Vintage:
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2007
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Variety:
Chardonnay (Шардоне)
€ 6.14  
Added by demiro
01 Apr 2009

Winemaker's notes:
Pomorie (with the ancient name Anhialo) is a famous vine-growing and wine-producing centre situated at the Southeast part of the territory of Bulgaria, on the Black Sea coast. Vine-growing and wine-producing are the main means of livelihood of the inhabitants of Pomorie since most ancient times. The first settlers - the Thracians, along with barley, rye, millet and flax had grown vines to produce wine. They had worshiped in a special way the god of wine and gaiety Dionysus. An embossed plate (consecration plate) has been found from this period, at present in the Hermitage collection, depicting a woman over wine press holding a grape cluster and a caption reading that Avludsena presents gift to god Apollon "for her salvation and for the salvation of her vineyard situated on top of the hill".

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How to drink it
Food: Artichokes, Chicken, Cold Meats, Crab, Lobster, Nuts, Olives, Other White Fish, Oysters (Raw), Pasta with Cream Sauce, Pasta with Shellfish, Quiche, Red Snapper, Scallops, Shrimp, Striped Bass, Tuna, Turkey, Veal
Cheese: Gruyere, Mild Cheddar, Parmigiano-Reggiano, Provolone
Temperature: 12 °C
Wine aging
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The use of wine barrels (especially oak barrels) to store and age wine is a centuries old tradition (and solution). Wine aged in oak barrels is enhanced with the addition of vanilla and oak overtones. Wooden Wine Barrels also allow for a small amount of evaporation of the contents during the aging ...
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