£17.50
per bottle (750 ml)
A fine and youthful dry white wine with superb aromas produced from the indigenous grape variety Debina, which is cultivated in the wine region of Zitsa. It is a grape variety which dominates in the area since the 16th century and it is used to produce intense wines of superb quality and freshness. The “sincerity” of the variety is expressed with unique vitality even from the first sip and its good acidity combines together with its “body”, highlighting the delicate fruity aromas of apple, pear and fresh peach.
White
Dry
2021
12 ABV
Debina
Northern Greece
Grape
Debina
Debina is a white grape variety from the Zitsa region of Epirus. It is used to produce intense wines of superb quality and freshness. Due to its high acidity levels, it is a perfect choice for sparkling wine production. It represents aromas of apple, pear and peach.
Producer
Glinavos
In the most remote and distant vinicultural region of Greece, in the North-West of the country, as well as the smallest PDO region to be found in Greece, Glinavos vineyards are located within the Pindos mountain range and around the old town of Zitsa, 17 km NW from the city of Ioannina. They extend to approximately 60 hectares at an altitude of 650-700m, where the climate is predominantly continental with cold, early starting winters, cool summers and a good amount of precipitation. Here, the indigenous grape varieties “Vlahiko”, “Bekari” and above all the white “Debina” grow. “Debina” gives to the zone the privilege to produce wines of Protected Designation of Origin and traditionally sparkling. This sparkling wine style has been produced in the area for centuries and Zitsa receives a notable mention by Lord Byron in his poem “Pilgrimage of Child Harold”, written in 1809, during the poet’s visit to the local monastery.
