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Lafazanis 2006 St. George (Peloponnese)

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Dark cherry, plum and clove lead on this enticing red from the Peloponnese. On the palate, a blend of dark chocolate, cherry and vanilla spice offers complexity and assertive flavor. Smooth but ageable, the wine’s peppery spice finish gives it an extra kick.  — S.K.  (12/15/2008)
88
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Lafazanis 2010 Epìcus Agiorgitiko (Peloponnese)

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This is an Agiorgitiko that starts with aromas of clove, vanilla, cinnamon and mint. On the palate, appealing, deep flavors of tobacco, savory spice, smoked meat and cherry are balanced by an elegant acidity. This is a wine that can age but today, it’s drinking well. Pair with lamb, pork.  — S.K.  (3/1/2012)
86
points

Lafazanis 2006 Roditis (Peloponnese)

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Elegant, light and easy to drink, this offers a nose of fresh citrus and clean, friendly flavors of lemon and spice on the palate. Uncomplicated and fun, it’s a great summer wine that will pair perfectly with grilled fish or Asian cuisine.  — S.K.  (8/1/2008)
86
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Lafazanis 2005 Roditis (Peloponnese)

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  1. $10
Greek producers have a wealth of indigenous grapes that have adapted to the hot Mediterranean climate. Roditis, grown in the Peloponnese for centuries, retains acidity throughout the hot summer to make a refreshing wine that is great with food. This example, from a quality-minded Greek importer with temperature-controlled shipping, marries aromas of juicy peach…  — M.D.  (11/15/2006)
85
points

Lafazanis 2010 Electus Moschofilero (Mantinia)

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This Moschofilero starts with honeyed peach, spice and lemon aromas, followed by a light touch of peach and minerals on the palate. Easy drinking and linear, this wine will pair well with cheese and light fare.  — S.K.  (3/1/2012)
83
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Lafazanis 2005 St. George (Peloponnese)

  1. $10
Sometimes translated as “St. George” for the U.S. market, the Agiorgitiko grape can be very grapy when young, as this wine shows. Fine tannins and a mineral streak offer attractive elements, but sweaty notes mar the otherwise fine mixed berry and cola flavors.  — M.D.  (10/1/2006)
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