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Critic scores
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In the glass
Aroma: citrus, lime, lemongrass, rose
Palate: lemon blossom, citrus
Light lemon-green with grey highlights, fresh and elegant with citrus, lime, lemongrass and rose, excellently balanced in the mouth with high acidity and a long lemony aftertaste.
What it pairs with
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Asian cuisine
Zacharias names Asian cooking; the rose and lime aromatics meet sweet and sour flavours. -
Poultry with sweet and sour sauces
The producer lists this pairing, balanced by the wine's high acidity. -
Spinach and vine-leaf dishes
Named by Zacharias; lemongrass notes suit green, herbal cooking. -
Small fried fish
The producer recommends small fried fish, which the lemony finish cuts.
Facts
- Producer
- Zacharias Wines · visiting guide
- Grapes
- Moschofilero (100%)
- Classification
- PGI Peloponnese
- ABV
- 12.0%
- Price
- €6-8 at retail
Frequently asked about Moschofilero Zacharia
What does Moschofilero Zacharia taste like?
Zacharias describes a light lemon-green colour with grey highlights, freshness and elegant aromas of citrus, lime, lemongrass and rose. There is excellent balance in the mouth with intense citrus and lemon-blossom aromas complemented by Moschofilero's characteristic rose, high acidity and a long lemony aftertaste.
What classification does Moschofilero Zacharia carry?
It is a dry white wine under the Protected Geographical Indication Peloponnese, from 100 percent Moschofilero.
What food pairs with Moschofilero Zacharia?
The producer recommends Asian cuisine, shellfish, poultry with sweet and sour sauces, soft white cheeses, green salads, dishes with spinach and vine leaves, pies and small fried fish.