Bairaktaris Monolythos White

At the Bairaktaris winery in the Greek Peloponnese, they are very creative in coming up with names for their wines. For example, it is a mystery to us why this aromatic white is named after a monolith (its solitary rock that protrudes above the ground). Fortunately, they are also creative in the cellar. Because this blend of Malagousia, Assyrtiko and Muscat is very fine aperitif material.

Floral and spicy. Not too alcoholic. Fresh gooseberries, fresh mango and nectarine. Playful and cheerful. Excellent Mediterranean aperitif.

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At the Bairaktaris winery in the Greek Peloponnese, they are very creative in coming up with names for their wines. For example, it is a mystery to us why this aromatic white is named after a monolith (its solitary rock that protrudes above the ground). Fortunately, they are also creative in the cellar. Because this blend of Malagousia, Assyrtiko and Muscat is very fine aperitif material.