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Greek wine history
An ancient heritage.
When we take a journey back to the origins of rosé wine, we find ourselves in Ancient Greece, and to the times of Christ which means that the Greek connection to winemaking has roots that stretch back thousands of years. It was first produced by households and small communities, due to a tendency in that era to combine both red and white grapes.
During the sixth century, Phocaeans introduced the southern area of France (known then as Massalia and today as Marseille) to Greek grape vines. The popularity of the pink field blends that these white and red grape combinations produced soon gathered speed, and were soon the talk of the Mediterranean.
Whilst Greeks and Romans explored the separation of white and red grapes to make the respective wines, rosé has remained a firm favorite for hundreds of years; red wine was tannic, and a challenge to drink in those days.
By the 16th and 17th centuries, focus shifted to the updated methods of production of reds and whites, making them the stars of the show.
A Renaissance.
While “rosés” profile was once again raised by Portuguese winemakers following the end of WWII, it took until the 1970s for Greece’s winemaking to take off once again. Investment was made into the Greek vineyards that had been neglected in the first half of the 20th Century, and indigenous grape varieties were revived.
A Crisp, Contemporary Drink.
Today, Greek vineyards are the cornerstones of a thriving industry thanks to north-facing slopes and higher altitudes, giving the wines they produce a fresh, well-balanced flavour; and the growing demand for them is testament to their quality. We consider it a privilege to experience the ancient grapes of Greece prepared with the modern methods that help bring out the best in them.
Aphrodite —
Goddess of beauty and love.
Aphrodite is an ancient Greek goddess associated with love, lust, passion, beauty, pleasure, and procreation. She is one of the most mesmerising of the 12 Greek Olympians, with origins shrouded in mystery, and at least 16 children.
Her inspiration has shown throughout the entire production of Aphrodise. The color of love; red. The flavor of passion; apple. This Afrodis is the ultimate potion. Let it take you on a carefree escape.
