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Amyndeon Xinomavro is a special wine from Greece, made from the Xinomavro grape variety.
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Amyndeon Xinomavro is a special wine from Greece, made from the Xinomavro grape variety. It comes from the Amyndeon region, which is known for its cool climate and high altitude, perfect for growing this grape. The wine has a beautiful red color and offers a mix of fruity and spicy flavors. You'll notice tastes of red berries, like cherries and strawberries, along with hints of tomatoes and olives. It also has a touch of spices, like pepper. The wine has a good balance of acidity and tannins, making it a great choice to enjoy with meals like grilled meats, cheese, and tomato-based dishes.
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