Nikolaos White wine comes from Sauvignon Blanc grapes, grown on the sunny hills of Dobrogea, Romania, near the Histria fortress.

Riped under the rays of the Dobrogea sun and caressed by the Black Sea breeze, the grapes were harvested and sorted by hand.

The Romanian wine, Nikolaos White, was obtained by using spontaneous flora (wild yeasts developed by grapes) in fermentation and has a clear pale yellow appearance, with greenish inflections.

It is a wine with a medium body, fresh, light, in which the grapefruit aroma predominates, completed at the end with mineral notes, characteristic of the white wines obtained from the grapes on Histria plantation.

'Aromatic, intriguing, with herbal hints, melon, melliferous blossoms, almost musky. Dry with rich attack and gentle acidity, its textured palate shows a nice chewy bite, imposing a slightly firm phenolic frame while coated up with leesy texture and generous, but not warming alcohol. Bursting with spices, such as Timut pepper and liquorice, it offers fine grained structure and a character of its own.' (Julia Scavo)

	Grape variety: Sauvignon Blanc
	Recommended dishes: Seafood, fish dishes, white meat, hard cheeses.
	Serving temperature: 8° - 10°C
	Alcohol: 12.5%
	Type: DRY