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The Greek Moschofilero grape produces light, crisp white wines. Some winemakers use it to create a fuller, richer wine by macerating its grayish-pink skins for a longer period. Others use it to create a light pink sparkling wine.
You'll find Moschofilero in the Peloponnese, in the vineyards of Mantinia. It was almost forgotten, but in recent years it's been experiencing a real revival, because Moschofilero wine can be quite delicious!
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