Tasting

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Sunset, a glass and the far rim

Every evening at seven we pour six wines on the roof. Here is the order, and why.

We start with Meltemi because it is soft and floral, and it wakes you up after a day in the sun.

Then Pumice, Kouloura and Night Pick side by side, so you can taste what old vines and oak each do to the same grape.

Ember comes with the last light, and Sunstruck with the first stars.

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Come for the harvest. Stay for the sunset.

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