70% Moschofilero and 30% Viognier from Peloponnese, Greece.
$11.99 exclusively at Whole Foods Market. Sample submitted for review.
From the winery:
“Made with 70 percent Moschofilero and 30 percent Viognier, this medium-bodied white has aromas of ripe apricot and orange peel and a clean, crisp finish.
12.5% Alcohol”
After long lamenting the lack of availability of wines made from the delicious Moschofilero grape from Greece, along comes a great one that’s widely available at Whole Foods Market for just $12! (Granted it is 30% Viognier, but I’ll take it.) And while it may be winter, that doesn’t mean you can’t drink white wine. Check out our Top 10 White Wines Under $20 – Winter Edition for ten more delicious selections you can drink anytime of the year or just pick up a bottle of today’s wine.
The 2012 Domaine Skouras Anassa White Blend begins with pleasant and even a bit zesty aroma of citrus and stone fruit. Tasting the wine reveals great flavors of citrus and apple along with some nice mineral undertones. The wine has a soft and round texture and ends clean, tart and tasty. A very interesting white wine with a lot of different flavors that gets even better as you drink it.
Available exclusively at Whole Foods Market.
Overall Rating: 7.0
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