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Santorini 34 2022 - Artemis Karamolegos Winery
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SANTORINI 34 2022 - ARTEMIS KARAMOLEGOS WINERY

  Greece / Santorini
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An Ode to the Terroir of Santorini!

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Why do we love it?

Can you imagine how an Assyrtiko from 120-year-old vines grown on Santorini’s finest vineyard sites would taste? No need to wonder—just try Santorini 34 by Artemis Karamolegos Winery.

This wine is a tribute to the deep-rooted legacy of Santorini’s terroir—the “34” refers to the 34 consecutive centuries of vine cultivation on the island. The Assyrtiko grapes are sourced from century-old ungrafted vines in top vineyards across Pyrgos, Exo Gonia, Fira, Akrotiri, and Megalochori.

After fermentation, it spends 9 months on fine lees, developing a rich, oily texture that complements its signature sharp acidity. A modest 10% matures for 5 months in used oak barrels, lending just a hint of complexity.

Bold yet refined, this wine has the structure and depth to evolve beautifully over at least a decade.

COLOR

WHITE

AROMA

MEDIUM

BODY

ACIDITY

HIGH

Tastes Like

Santorini 34 is an Assyrtiko you can chew. Incredible concentration, structure, oily texture and sharp acidity, all in perfect balance. Juicy citrus fruits and stonefruits are dressed in a smoky, mineral cloak that perfectly reflects the island's terroir.

Technical stuff
Color White
Type Dry
Year 2022
Alcohol 14%
Origin Santorini
Variety Assyrtiko
Aromas Grapefruit, peach, butter, citron, honeysuckle, orange, smoke, flint.
Bottle Size 750ml
Barrique 5 months (10%)
Serving temperature 12°C
Aging 10 years
Closure Cork
Organic No

SANTORINI 34 2022 - ARTEMIS KARAMOLEGOS WINERY

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with pasta with smoked trout, grilled fish or roasted pork with honey and orange glaze.

Linguini with red mullet fillet, capers, leek, cherry tomatoes and lemon

  • 500 gr linguine
  • 4 red mullets (600 gr)
  • 1 stick of celery
  • 1 carrot
  • 1 onion
  • 200 ml of white wine
  • 80 ml of olive oil
  • 1 leek
  • 60 gr capers
  • 250 gr of cherry tomatoes
  • 60 ml lemon juice
  • Slice of a lemon
  • 2 tbsps. of chopped parsley
  • Salt
  • Pepper

We fillet the red mullets by removing the scales, the bones and the intestines. Cut the celery, carrot and onion into chunks.

Put half the olive oil in a saucepan, let it heat up and sauté the bones from the fish. Add the chopped vegetables and continue sautéing. Pour in half of the wine, boil for two minutes to evaporate the alcohol and add 3 lt of water to cover. Boil for about half an hour in moderate heat.

Pass the broth through a strainer, put it in a pan of 30 cm diameter and boil the linguini. If necessary add a little water. Pasta should absorb all of the broth so that we don’t have to strain them and lose their starch.

At the same time, in another non-stick pan, sauté the red mullet fillets after seasoning them well. We start from the side of the skin by pressing them with a spatula and then we turn them over. The whole process takes about 2 minutes, depending on the thickness of the fillet. Remove from the pan and continue with the cherry tomatoes, which are cut in two, sautéing very lightly. Continue with leeks that have been cut into sticks. At this stage caution is needed because leek can be burn easily.

Add the caper, after we have removed the excess of salt it, and pour in the rest of the wine and the lemon juice. Allow to boil for one minute, then, put in the sauce the pasta and stir. Remove from heat, add parsley, zest and 2 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil. Mix well and serve.

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