Roditis
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Roditis from Greece is light yellow with flavors of green apple and citrus, and a hint of floral notes.
- Fruity notes
- 4/5
- Body
- 1/5
- Tannins
- 1/5
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Characteristics
- Origin
Greece- Grapes
- Roditis white
- Category
- Still
- Colour
- White
- Flavours
- apple, citrus, floral
- Sugar
- Dry
- Serve
- Cold (7-13°C)
- Strength
- From 11 to 16°
- Price
- $
Last update: January 5, 2025
Information
Roditis from Greece is light yellow with flavors of green apple and citrus, and a hint of floral notes. It's light-bodied with a crisp finish. Perfect with seafood and light pasta dishes. Great for a casual lunch.
Fun facts
Roditis is often mistaken for a white grape due to its pale, pinkish hue, but it's technically a pink-skinned grape. Its color gives it the ability to create both refreshing white wines and occasionally a light, blush-style rosé when the skins are left in contact with the juice for a short period.
Gastronomy
Snacks & Appetizers
- Assorted canapés
- Fruit Platter
- Fried Garlic Shrimp
- Popcorn
- Tart
Perfect with
Roditis is perfect with "Fried Calamari," where the wine's lightness and acidity complement the crispy dish, or enjoy it with "Greek Meze," where its freshness enhances a variety of small plates.
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