Malagousia wines
Tasting notes and reviews for malagousia wines.
Malagousia
Malagousia (aka Malagouzia) is a white Greek wine grape.
In the past it risked extinction. In fact, Malagousia was resurrected only in the 70s and 80s did thanks to Vassilis Logothetis, a professor of oenology, and Vangelis Gerovassiliou, one of his students.
If the Gerovassiliou sounds familiar, it’s because Vangelis is now the owner of one of the best known wine estates in Greece. Of course he produces his own Malagousia!
If you want to read more about Gerovassiliou wine, check out this article and have a look at my review!
Evolved & warm. Orange peel & nail polish.
Aromatic & elegant. Apricot yogurt & elderflower.
Aromatic. Lemon blossom & raspberry yogurt.
Refreshing & mineral. Raspberry & lemon curd.
Aromatic, round and sapid. Chrysanthemum and fresh almond.
Aromatic & refreshing. White flowers & herbaceousness.
Intense and round. Rubber, quince, lemon tart.