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ProWeinProWein 20192019 CompanyCompany MissionMission Düsseldorf, Germany, 18th March 2019 Catalogue of Wine Producers ProducersProducers listedlisted inin thethe cataloguecatalogue areare formform CreteCrete IslandIsland (Greece)(Greece) andand PiemontePiemonte RegionRegion (Italy)(Italy) Crete boasts a wine tradition that is 4000 years old! It is like a wine ark car- rying marvellous indigenous varieties as well as foreign ones. Local white va- rieties include: Vilana, Vidiano, Dafni, Thrapsathiri, Malvazia di Can- dia, Muscat of Spina, Plyto. Red varieties include: Kotsifali, Mantilari, Liatiko, Tsardana, Romeiko. Some figures: 4,500 hectares of vineyards; 46,500 tons of grapes per year; 300,000 hectolitres of wine produced every year. Today, Cre- te hosts one of the largest vineyards in Greece, in terms of both size and pro- duction covering 12.8% of Greece’s wine regions. Piemonte is a region in NorthWest of Italy with a long and important voca- tion for winemaking. Production is oriented towards denominations that gua- rantee origin and quality, i.e. Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera, Asti Spumante, Arneis. Some figures: 19,000 winegrowing estates; 43,500 hectares of vi- neyards; 2.5 million hectolitres of wine produced every year. Since 2015 Pie- monte is well represented at ProWein Düsseldorf. Today Piemonte is the first Italian region for nr. of exhibitors with more than 230 exhibitors. 2 CRETE VINEYARD LANDSCAPE 3 MAIN WINES IN THE CATALOGUE Vidiano PGI Crete Vilana PGI Crete Grape varieties: Vidiano 100% Grape varieties: Vilana 100% Delimited zone:extremely limited number of vine- Delimited zone: is grown in all four prefectures of yards in basically in Rethymno and few ones close Crete to Heraklion Aging requirements: 2-3 years in barrels Aging requirements: 2-4 years aged in both acacia Actual alcohol level of wine:12,5 –13% vol. wood and oak Actual alcohol level of wine: 13% Kotsifali-Mantilary Grape varieties: Kotsifali and Mantilari Syrah (complement varieties) Grape varieties: Syrah 100 Delimited zone: PDO (Protected Designation of Delimited zone: It is cultivated in many vineyards Origin) Peza and Archanes wines around Crete Aging requirements: 12 months in barrel, 6 years Aging requirements: in bottle 12 months in french oak barrels Actual alcohol level of wine: 12,5% Actual alcohol level of wine:13-14% vol. ….and more: Assyrtiko; Muscat of Spina; Merlot; Cabernet Sauvignon; Plyto; Dafni; Thrapsathiri; Liatiko; Malvazia; Chardonnay... 4 PIEMONTE VINEYARD LANDSCAPE VINEYARD LANDSCAPE OF LANGHE-ROERO AND MONFERRATO IS A UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE 5 MAIN WINES IN THE CATALOGUE ASTI Docg BARBARESCO Docg Grape varieties: Moscato 100% Grape varieties: Nebbiolo 100% Delimited zone:52 designated municipalities in Delimited zone: very limitated 4 municipalities in Alessandria, Asti and Cuneo. Cuneo Actual alcohol level of wine:6.0–9.5% Aging requirements: 26 months (9 months in oak) Actual alcohol level of wine:12% vol. BAROLO Docg BARBERA D’ASTI Docg Grape varieties: Nebbiolo 100% Grape varieties: Minimum 90% Barbera Delimited zone: very limitated 11 municipalities in Aging requirements: 4 months; Superiore requires the province of Cuneo 14 months aging (6 months in oak) Aging requirements: 38 months (18 months in oak) Delimited zone: 110 municipalities in the province Actual alcohol level of wine: 13% minimum of Asti, Alessandria Actual alcohol level of wine:12% vol. ….and more: Dolcetto d’Alba; Barbera d’Alba; Langhe Doc Nebbiolo; Dogliani; Roero Arneis; Nebbiolo d’Alba; Moscato d’Asti, Grignolino del Monferrato; Freisa d’Asti; Bonarda ... 6 Index of Producers (per country and in alphabetical order) Company Name Country Page 1 Diamantakiswines Greece 9 2 Domaine Paterianakis Greece 9 3 Douloufakis Winery Greece 10 4 Idaia Winery Greece 10 5 Lyrarakis Wines - Gea sa Greece 11 6 Michalakis Estate Greece 11 7 Minos Wines Crete Greece 12 8 Winery of Ktima Toplou Greece 12 9 Wines of Crete Greece 13 10 Abrigo Giovanni Piemonte 13 11 Azienda agricola Anna Maria Abbona Piemonte 14 12 Azienda Agricola Boggero Piemonte 14 13 Adriano Marco e Vittorio ssa Piemonte 15 14 Azienda Agricola Alvio Pestarino Piemonte 15 15 Azienda Agricola Brovia s.s.a. Piemonte 16 16 Azienda Agricola Demarie Giovanni Piemonte 16 17 Azienda Agricola Giacomo Vico s.s. Piemonte 17 18 Azienda Agricola Le Ginestre s.s. Piemonte 17 19 Azienda Agricola Silvano Bolmida Piemonte 18 20 Azienda Vitivinicola MO Piemonte 18 7 Company Name Country Page 21 Cantina Stroppiana s.s.a. Piemonte 19 22 Casa Vinicola Ceretti Piemonte 19 23 Cascina Albano s.s.a. Piemonte 20 24 Cascina Barisel Piemonte 20 25 Cascina Galarin Piemonte 21 26 Ciabot Berton Piemonte 21 27 Cossetti Clemente E Figli Piemonte 22 28 Fabrizio battaglino Piemonte 22 29 Fontana Livia Piemonte 23 30 Fratelli Serio & Battista Borgogno Piemonte 23 31 Giuseppe Cortese Piemonte 24 32 Hic et Nunc srl Piemonte 24 33 Il Rocchin Piemonte 25 34 L'Astemia Pentita srl Piemonte 25 35 Marchesi Cattaneo Adorno Giustiniani Piemonte 26 36 Molinetto Piemonte 26 37 Mossio Piemonte 27 38 Nizza Silvano Piemonte 27 39 Renzo Seghesio Piemonte 28 40 RiDaRoca s.s.a. Piemonte 28 41 Tenuta La Meridiana S.s.a. Piemonte 29 8 Company Name Country Page 42 Tenuta Tamburnin Piemonte 29 43 Terre dei Santi Piemonte 30 44 Vigneti Repetto Piemonte 30 45 Villadoria s.a.s. Piemonte 31 9 Diamantakiswines www.diamantakiswines.gr Kato Asites, Heraklion , Crete, Greece RANGE OF PRODUCTS (type; nr. bottles/year) Red Wines: Diamantopetra (Syrah- Mandilaria) 20.000- 22.000 btl/y; Prinos Syrah 15.000-20.000 btl/y; Petali- Liatiko 7.000-10.000 btl/y White Wines: Diamantakis Vidiano 15.000-18.000 btl/y; Diamantopetra, Vidiano Assyrtiko 13.000-15.000 btl/y; Prinos White, Malvasia Aromatica, Chardonnay 20.000-25.000 btl/y Location Spirits: Tsikoudia from Liatiko and Vidiano Hall 17/B19 Domaine Paterianakis www.paterianakis.gr Zwgrafou 7, Hrakeio , Crete, Greece RANGE OF PRODUCTS (type; nr. bottles/year) Red Wines: Melissinos, Melissokipos, Kotsifali natural wine, Domaine Paterianakis White Wines: Melissinos White, Moschato Spinas Vi- diano, Assyrtiko Spirits: Tsikoudis-Raki from local grapes vidiano and ko- tsifali Location Hall 17/B89 10 Douloufakis Winery www.cretanwines.gr Dafnes , Heraklion , Crete, Greece RANGE OF PRODUCTS (type; nr. bottles/year) Red Wines: 40.000 btl/y White Wines: 60.000 btl/y Sparkling Wines: 4.000 btl/y Location Hall 17/B89 Idaia Winery www.idaiawine.gr Venerato Heraklion Crete, Heraklion Crete , Crete, Greece RANGE OF PRODUCTS (type; nr. bottles/year) Red Wines: Idaia Gi Kotsifali -Mandilaria 2014 12.000 btl/y; Ocean Mandilaria-syrah 2014 12.000 btl/y; Liatiko 7.000 btl/y White Wines: Ocean Trapshathiri 10.000 btl/y; Vidia- no 10000 btl/y; Idaia gi Vilana 10.000 btl/y; Hesperis vi- diano barrel 6.000 btl/y Location Hall 17/B89 11 Lyrarakis Wines - Gea sa WWW.LYRARAKIS.COM G Papandreou 92, Heraklion , Crete, Greece RANGE OF PRODUCTS (type; nr. bottles/year) Red Wines: 170.000 btl/y White Wines: 230.000 btl/y Sparkling Wines: 35.000 btl/y Location Hall 17/B89 Michalakis Estate www.michalakis.gr Heraklion Industrial Area, Heraklion, Crete, Greece RANGE OF PRODUCTS (type; nr. bottles/year) Red Wines: VARIOUS White Wines: VARIOUS Location Hall 17/B89 12 Minos Wines Crete www.minoswines.gr Dimokratias 9, Peza Heraklion, Crete, Greece RANGE OF PRODUCTS (type; nr. bottles/year) Red Wines: Dry mainly from indigenous and internatio- nal varieties White Wines: Dry mainly from indigenous varieties such as Vidiano, Thrapsathiri, Malvasia Location Hall 17/B89 Winery of Ktima Toplou WWW.KTIMATOPLOU.GR Toplou Monastery , Sitia , Crete, Greece RANGE OF PRODUCTS (type; nr. bottles/year) Red Wines: 25.000 btl/y White Wines: 20.000 btl/y Spirits: 10.000 btl/y Location Hall 17/B89 13 Wines of Crete www.winesofcrete.gr Arximidous 1 & L. Ikarou, Nea Alikarnassos, Crete, Greece RANGE OF PRODUCTS (type; nr. bottles/year) Red Wines: Wines from all around the island of Crete, out of 30 different winemakers White Wines: Wines from all around the island of Cre- te, out of 30 different winemakers Location Hall 17/B89 Abrigo Giovanni www.abrigo.it Via Santa Croce 9, Diano d'Alba, Piemonte, Italy RANGE OF PRODUCTS (type; nr. bottles/year) Red Wines: Dolcetto di Diano d'Alba DOCG Superiore 5.000 btl/y; Barbera d'Alba DOC 5.000 btl/y; Nebbiolo d'Alba DOC 8.000 btl/y; Barolo DOCG 10.000 btl/y White Wines: Langhe DOC 12.000 btl/y; Langhe DOC Arneis 1300 btl/y Location Hall 15/B51 14 Azienda agricola Anna Maria Abbona www.annamariabbona.it frazione Moncucco 21, Farigliano, Piemonte, Italy RANGE OF PRODUCTS (type; nr. bottles/year) Red Wines: Dogliani Sorì DIJ But DOCG 25.000 btl/y; Dogliani superiore Maioli DOCG 6.600 btl/y; Dogliani superiore San Bernardo DOCG 10.000 btl/y; Langhe Nebbiolo DOC 10.000 btl/y; Barbera d'Alba DOC 6.500 btl/y; Langhe Rosso DOC 6.500 btl/y; Vino rosato 2.500 btl/y; Barolo DOCG 3.000 btl/y; Barolo Bricco San Pietro DOCG 6.000 btl/y White Wines: Langhe Nascetta DOC 6.000 btl/y; Lan- Location ghe Riesling l'Alman DOC 6.500 btl/y Sparkling Wines: Spumante Brut 4.000 btl/y Hall 15/B51 Azienda Agricola Boggero www.boggero.it Via La Serra 20, Vaglio Serra, Piemonte, Italy RANGE OF PRODUCTS (type; nr. bottles/year) Red Wines: Barbera d'Asti 13.000 btl/y; Barbera D'asti 7.000 btl/y; Barbera D'Asti superiore 7.000 btl/y; Bar- bera D'Asti Superiore 3.000 btl/y; Monferrato Dolcetto 5.000 btl/y; Grignolino D'Asti 3.000 btl/y; Monferrato Rosso 3.000 btl/y; Barbera Del Monferrato 2.000 btl/y White Wines: Terre Alfieri Arneis 5.000 btl/y; Piemonte Chardonnay 5.000 btl/y; Piemonte Cortese 3.000 btl/y; Monferrato Bianco 2.000 btl/y; Cortese dell'Alto Mon- Location ferrato 2.000 btl/y Sparkling Wines: Piemonte Moscato 3.000 btl/y Hall 15/B47 15 Adriano Marco e Vittorio ssa www.adrianovini.it Fraz.
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    CRETAN DINNER STARTERS SALADS Chicken Soup Spinach 10,00€ 14,00€ With coarsely cooked tomatoes in the wood Hearts of spinach arugula, pomegranate, oven and pure virgin olive oil. crushed sour mizithra, almond, jelly from strawberry and orange fillets with pumpkin seeds. Flute 10,00€ Potato salad With greens and fennel on cream cheesse. 15,00€ Salad of broken boiled potatoes, summer toma- Liver toes, cucumber, onion and egg with 14,00€ pure virgin olive oil and village vinegar. Savory liver with caramelized onions & raisins. Snails 11,00€ PASTA With coarse salt, rosemary and vinegar. Skioufichta Haniotiko mpoureki 14,00€ 12,00€ Cretan traditional pasta cooked with tomato, Zucchini and Potato pie from Chania. served with cream cheese. Zucchini blossoms Magiri 13,00€ 16,00€ Stuffed with wild artichokes vegetables, rice and Round shapped Cretan pasta, with rabbit, light yoghurt mousse. and dry cream cheese. Meatballs Pilaf 12,00€ 14,00€ Minced beef with sour & mint served with With smoked apaki lime and saffron. smoked paprika emulsion. Cretan Tacos 12,00€ With lightly cooked lamb and potato. MAIN COURSES DESSERTS Organic Chicken Baklava 18,00€ 11,00€ Stuffed with Cretan gruyere, sun-dried tomatoes With walnuts and fresh vanilla ice cream with and olives on spinach & cream. cinnamon. Beef Sfakiani pie 19,00€ 11,00€ Roasted in dessert wine and round maggiri Traditional pie from Sfakia, stuffed with sweet with gruyere & okra. mizithra served with honey. Lamb shank Cool pie 22,00€ 11,00€ Simmered in the wood oven with herbs and With sheep yoghurt and sour cherries. papardelles cooked in its own juice with tomato and Cretan cream cheese.

  • Top 10 Crete

    EYEWITNESS TRAVEL TOP10 CRETE N O ORO ID S U K B O OF M OR I EN 10 5 A UT LIKO MA 2 MA LI Best beaches K Agios E O S OUT PLATIA I Titos AGIOS I TOU ARI ADNI AS TITOS S T S 10 R IO IGI O Must-see museums & ancient sites AY F M I R A B E L O U Battle of Crete O B Loggia AN Museum S 10 O Venetian DHR K Spectacular areas of natural beauty HA M D ZID A K I U Walls IL DOU OG ATO O U S D EO HÍ D 10 K Best traditional tavernas D O Archaeological EDHALOU RA I APOUTIE Museum S THOU IDOMENEO N A 10 D Most exciting festivals 10 Liveliest bars & clubs 10 Best hotels for every budget 10 Most charming villages 10 Fascinating monasteries & churches 10 Insider tips for every visitor YOUR GUIDE TO 10THE 10 BEST OF EVERYTHING TOP 10 CRETE ROBIN GAULDIE EYEWITNESS TRAVEL Left Dolphin fresco, Knosos Right Rethymno harbour Contents Crete’s Top 10 Contents Ancient Knosos 8 Irakleio 12 Produced by Blue Island Publishing Reproduced by Colourscan, Singapore Printed Irakleio Archaeological and bound in China by Leo Paper Products Ltd First American Edition, 2003 Museum 14 11 12 13 14 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Chania 18 Published in the United States by DK Publishing, 375 Hudson Street, Phaestos 20 New York, New York 10014 Reprinted with revisions Rethymno 22 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011 Gortys 24 Copyright 2003, 2011 © Dorling Kindersley Limited Samaria Gorge 26 All rights reserved.