Troupis 2015

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There are 6 user submitted reviews for this wine.

Sharon Lécuyer rated this wine as 87/100 with the following review:

I have to admit, I don't a lot about Greek wine (and I married a Greek!) and I tend to stick to the more popular and known regions.

Lots of mineral on the nose with grassy and gooseberry. Medium-bodied and sour flavours of lemon. This is nice and crisp. Would pair well with oysters, smoked fish or a charcuterie platter (smoked, but not spicy ones).

Branch out from your usual Sauv Blanc and give Greek wine a try!

(Tasted March 28, 2017)

Monique Sosa rated this wine as 89/100 with the following review:

Mineral-rich with flinty and zesty aromas. The palate shows crisp peppery ginger, citrus and saline minerality flavours. A light-bodied, juicy food friendly Greek white. Enjoy with a platter of salted olives and cured meats. Tasted Mar 2017 by @sommsosa | bespoketastings.ca

Sylvain Segard rated this wine as 87/100 with the following review:

Very light straw, almost clear. Subdued lemon, yellow apples, minerality, and almond on the nose. Very high acidity. Score 87. (S.Segard, reviewed March 26, 2017)

Dan Carkner reviewed this wine as follows:

Very pale straw colour, almost water white. Lemon zest and tangerine draw one into the glass where chalky minerality, apricot, and cut grass can be found. A citrusy palate follows with juicy tangerine, lime leaf, and ginger (including the zingy heat). A medium full body and medium acidity make this an interesting wine to sip on its own but its less than ordinary profile hints towards Asian food with brothy noodles, mushrooms, and scallions. A good choice for something different.

Jacky Blisson rated this wine as 89/100 with the following review:

Attractive ripe lemon and pear aromatics on the nose. Bright acidity and subtle effervescence give lift to the light-bodied, unoaked palate. A subtle phenolic bitterness adds an interesting textural quality. Great, every day quaffing white.

Alex & Priya rated this wine as 89/100 with the following review:

Alex: Moschofilero grape. A clear step up here, with a waterfall-esque purity to a nose of fresh spring flowers and soaked rock. Fine depth here, lots of pear on the palate with a saline, mineral finish of solid length. Very nice. 89pts

Natalie's Review

Troupis 2015, Mantinia PDO, Greece: Fresh, crisp and lively with notes of grapefruit and white melon. Perfect for seafood or shellfish. Drink: 2016-2022. 463422 13% XD 750 mL $15.00 Score: 88/100. April 25, 2017 Best Value White Wine. Full Review

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