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Kir-Yianni 2006 Akakies Xinomavro (Amyndeon)

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  1. $12
This delightful, medium-bodied rose made from the typically tannic Xinomavro grape of northern Greece is a pleasant surprise, though Kir-Yianni has a solid reputation for making good wine. This is an exotic alternative for both casual wine lovers and serios vinophiles looking for something out of the ordinary, The wine is fresh, fruity and lively, with a tart…  — S.K.  (7/1/2007)
87
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Alpha Estate 2008 Reserve Vieilles Vignes Xinomavro (Amyndeon)

  1. $38
Hearty aromas of tobacco, mint, strawberry and spice lead this ageable red from Alpha Estate. Slightly rustic overall but with appealing flavors of red berry, cherry, tobacco and cocoa, and a clean, spicy finish.  — S.K.  (6/1/2011)
87
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Alpha Estate 2007 Reserve Vieilles Vignes Xinomavro (Amyndeon)

  1. $38
A stately nose of black cherry, cocoa powder, black pepper and vanilla lead this impressive red from Amyndeon. On the palate, balanced elements of tobacco, cherry, black pepper and spice are both assertive and elegant. Integrated but with some power, this wine can age or be enjoyed now.  — S.K.  (6/1/2011)
87
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Alpha Estate 2008 Hedgehog Vineyard Xinomavro (Amyndeon)

  1. $24
This cheerful wine starts with a bright cherry and vanilla nose, followed by flavors of raspberry, strawberry, vanilla and smoke. Integrated and easy-drinking, it’s a good go-to wine for everything from pizza to a more serious steak entrée.  — S.K.  (6/1/2011)
86
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Alpha Estate 2007 Hedgehog Vineyard Xinomavro (Amyndeon)

  1. $36
The nose on this red starts with a slightly medicinal cherry cola nose, and a touch of smoked meat. On the palate, cherry, red berry and cigarbox flavors are carried by a lively acidity. Fresh and balanced, it will pair well with grilled meats, stews.  — S.K.  (6/1/2011)
85
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Kir-Yianni 2005 Akakies Xinomavro (Amyndeon)

  1. $11
Hints of pickle quickly blow off to reveal juicy red berry aromas, while the smooth, almost oaky feel has good cherry, vanilla and wafer flavors. Simply pleasurable, rather than intense.  — M.D.  (12/15/2006)
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