Georgiades Sauvignon Blanc Assyrtiko 75cl 13%

Description

Georgiades Sauvignon Blanc Assyrtiko 75cl 13% appears to correspond to the dry white Halkidiki blend listed by the producer and retailers under the Grigoriadi or Grigoriadis name, combining Sauvignon Blanc with Assyrtiko. Producer and retail records describe it as a PGI Halkidiki white wine with 13% ABV, built around freshness, aromatic lift and a distinctly Mediterranean expression.

What makes this bottle especially attractive is the way it brings together two varieties that work very naturally in this style. The retailer description says the wine combines the slightly herbal, fresh and aromatic character of Sauvignon Blanc with the Mediterranean identity of Assyrtiko, while the official winery page adds tropical notes, citrus, stone fruits and intense salinity on the palate.

Why Choose Georgiades Sauvignon Blanc Assyrtiko 75cl 13%

Georgiades Sauvignon Blanc Assyrtiko 75cl 13% stands out because it offers a fresher and more mineral white-wine profile than many softer, fruit-only blends. The producer’s own notes emphasise unique salinity and harmonious acidity, while the retail description highlights freshness, subtle herbal character and aromatic clarity. That combination gives the wine a cleaner, sharper identity and makes it especially easy to place for customers who enjoy lively Mediterranean whites.

Ideal For.

This bottle is ideal for drinkers who enjoy dry white wines with tropical fruit, citrus, stone-fruit notes and a more saline finish rather than a richer or oak-shaped style.

It is ideal for pairing with fish, seafood, cheeses, Mediterranean sauces and pasta. This is based directly on the reviewed retail pairing guidance for the wine.

It is also ideal for customers looking for a modern Greek white blend with freshness, aromatic lift and good food versatility. This is an inference based on the producer’s acidity and salinity notes, the Sauvignon Blanc–Assyrtiko blend, and the listed food matches.

Product Details

Product Name: Georgiades Sauvignon Blanc Assyrtiko 75cl 13%. The reviewed producer and retail sources list this wine under the Grigoriadi or Grigoriadis name, so this page follows your wording while noting the producer spelling seen in the sources.

Category: Dry White Wine. This is stated in the reviewed producer and retail records.

Origin: PGI Halkidiki. This is stated in the reviewed retail record.

Producer: Oinos Grigoriadi / Grigoriadis. The official winery page says the winery was founded in 2017 by Georgios Grigoriadis, a chemist-oenologist, in Nea Silata, Chalkidiki.

Grape Variety: Sauvignon Blanc and Assyrtiko. This is stated in the reviewed producer and retail records.

Bottle Size: 75cl. This matches your provided bottle size, and reviewed market records for the wine also show the 750ml format.

ABV: 13%. This is stated in the reviewed retail record and current market listings.

Harvest: Mid-August, with sorting in the vineyard. This is stated on the official winery page.

Winemaking: Vinified using dry ice in the pneumatic press, followed by static settling, low-temperature fermentation with selected yeast strains, and four months of sur lies maturation. This is stated on the official winery page.

Production Note: Average yield is low at 900 kg/ha. This is stated in the reviewed retail record.

Serving Temperature: 10 to 13°C. This is stated on the official winery page.

Ageing Potential: Over 2 years. This is stated in the reviewed retail record.

Bottle Count: No confirmed public outturn was found in the sources reviewed.

Collector’s Note

This bottle is not a scarcity-led collector wine, but it does have interest as a distinctive modern white from a younger Greek winery focused on international varieties in Halkidiki. The official winery page makes clear that the estate was founded in 2017 with an emphasis on quality production and varietal difference, which gives the wine more identity than a generic entry-level white blend.

Its appeal is therefore more about style, producer identity and regional expression than rarity. For buyers building a broader Greek wine range, this works well as a fresh Sauvignon Blanc–Assyrtiko blend with salinity, aromatic lift and strong food flexibility. This is an inference based on the producer’s stated flavour profile, the winery background and the reviewed pairing notes.