Zakynthino of Sklavos is another small surprise of natural winemaking and constantly leaves us with a question mark, What else does this variety have to discover?
Sklavos has taught us excellent natural winemaking that masterfully captures the terroir of Kefalonia. We constantly wonder, is it Vladis' fault, is it the island's fault, or is it the varieties he uses? No matter what, the result is always the same. Complexity, balance, and fine aromas that captivate you.
Zakynthos is another such wine created from grapes found in the Elios region of South Kefalonia. Its name also testifies to its origin in Zakynthos, where it was planted 400 years ago by monks. The southern exposure and the clayey soil result in the excellent ripening of the grapes, which ferment in oak tanks and then mature in contact with the fine lees for 7 months. The wine is bottled without preservatives and unfiltered, with a rich body and exciting aromas of stone fruit.
If you wonder with every sip, "what did I just taste?", get ready for endless tasting discussions now and for the next 5 years.