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KITMA YIANAKOHORI HILLS 2012 PGI Imathia
Vintage Assessments Tasting Note Producer KIR-YIANNI
Extremely deep intense purple colour. Attractive, intense, slightly spicy, sandalwood-cedar notes with some baked plum-cherry notes. Dry, medium-full bodied, well structured, very slightly spicy, intense, ripe plum-cherry flavours with a lingering, gently cedary, fairly high acid finish. The recommended 2011 (**+) was released on July 25, 2015 at $18.95. TONY ASPLER / 89-points / BEST BUY - Spicy plum with cedary oak notes; medium to full-bodied, dry, plum and cherry flavours; firmly structured with ripe tannins. This new blend of 50% Xinomavro, 30% Merlot and 20% Syrah was aged for 14 months in used oak. It has 14.5% alcohol and 6 g/L residual sugar with lot number L06416 on the back label. CSPC 419234
Type Red Table Wine
Agent Kol Gro
Country Greece
Region
Rating **+(89 points)
Solid, Youthful, Ripe
LCBO Text Status Recommended by Vintage Assessments!
A Best Buy
TASTING NOTE: The 2012 Yianakohori Hills is a blend of Xinomavro (50%), Merlot (30%) and Syrah (20%) aged for 14 months in well used, French 225-liter and 500-liter barrels. Lovely this year, this is fresh and flavorful up front, with power on the finish. Bright and chock full of flavor, this is superb, showing reasonable concentration and the structure to support the fine fruit. It is immensely appealing at the moment. It will be approachable young, but it will be better next year and it should drink well for the better part of a decade thereafter, or more ... Drink: 2015 - 2024. Score - 90 (Mark Squires, erobertparker.com, Oct. 2015) Price $ 19.95
Bottle Size 750 mL
Tasting Date vintages release - July 23, 2016
Cases bought 215 (12 bottles per case)

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