Tsantali Agiorgitiko Abaton 2007 莎塔里庄園 亞柏頓有機紅葡萄酒

Region: Mount Athos

80% Cabernet Sauvignon 20% Limnio

The Tsantali family is among the oldest wine families in Greece. Agioritiko Abaton is produced in Mount Athos Vineyard, near the seacoast or on the slopes of the mountain at an altitude up to 400 meters.

"Abaton" in Greek means "untrodden". The term has been linked with the untrodden chamber of the church-the-altar. The most well-known "Abaton" in Greece is holy Mount Athos. Abaton signifies the "untrodden" nature of Mount Athos, the spiritual way of life and the purity of the land

"Agioritiko" means something originated from Agio Oros (Mount Athos). It has nothing to do with the variety of Agiogitiko (saint George)

Wine Advocate 90 points: "The 2007 Abaton Agioritiko is an 80/20 blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Limnio, coming in at 14% alcohol. It was aged in French oak for 16 months (40% new, the rest second and third use). Fresh and lively, this is showing its oak a bit too much just now, but it is otherwise lovely, with fine structure and youthful fruit. Graceful and silky, it finishes with intensity of flavor. The backbone will support this as it ages."