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Novita 2012 - Domaine Grampsas
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NOVITA 2012 - DOMAINE GRAMPSAS

  Zante
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Tribute to rare Greek Varieties: Goustolidi

In one of the very few exclusive varietal vinifications, the rare Greek white variety of Goustolidi also known as Goustoulidi or Vostilidi, found most commonly in the Ionian islands and less in the Peloponnese.

Novita 2012 - Klima Grampsas

Novita means "news" in the local dialect of Zante. The Novita 2012 by Klima Grampsas is an aromatic, intense white wine from the variety Goustolidi with acidity that makes it ideal to accompany seafood dishes.

COLOR

AROMA

BODY

ACIDITY

Tastes Like

Pale yellow in the glass, with subtle green hues.

Flowers and citrus set the basic aromatic character. Lemon blossom and jasmine, combined with lime, bergamot and a botanical sense complements the aromatic profile.

In the mouth, the body is light, but with distinct oiliness. The refreshing acidity blends with the mouth aromas. The aftertaste has a good duration, leaving lime flavor in the mouth.

Botilia.gr Rating: 84/100

Technical stuff
Color white
Type dry
Year 2012
Alcohol
Origin Zante
Variety Goustolidi 100%
Aromas lime blossom, jasmine, lime, bergamot
Bottle Size 750ml
Barrique -
Serving temperature 8°C
Aging 3 years
Closure Cork
Organic No

NOVITA 2012 - DOMAINE GRAMPSAS

PAIR IT

Enjoy it with seafood dishes, shellfish, roasted fish in the oven, and why not with a skordalia traditional dish.

Deep fried cod in beer batter with skordalia (garlic sauce)

For the cod

  • Cod (in salt)
  • 1 can of beer
  • flour for all purposes
  • salt
  • canola oil

Skordalia (garlic sauce)

  • 1 kilogram of potatoes
  • 1 bulb of garlic
  • 1 glass of olive oil (approximately)
  • 1 glass of lemon juice (about)
  • Parsley

For the cod

Remove the skin from cod and put the cod in the water for 24 to 36 hours while you occasionally change the water (3 to 4 times).

Prepare the batter in a large bowl by mixing the beer and flour until it becomes a dough that will stand nice on the fish and will not run.

Fry the battered cod in very hot canola oil and for a while, until it’s done. (Caution spits).

For Skordalia

Put the potatoes to boil in plenty of salted water. Beat the garlic on a wooden mortar until it becomes a sleek paste.

Check how well - cooked the potatoes are by piercing them with a fork. Once the potatoes are cooked, take them out of the hot water, peel them and mush them in the mortar along with the garlic, throwing each time a spoon of oil and lemon. Do not add too much oil at the beginning because if you put more than needed, it will be difficult to make a smooth cream.

Continue to mush them in the mortar by gradually adding olive oil and lemon until they become a velvety paste and you satisfied with its taste.

Mushing with the mortar takes about an hour. If you want to shorten the time you can skip the last step by passing the garlic sauce in doses from the mixer or multi.

You can serve it with some parsley to give color and aroma to the plate.

 

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