Stalactite
White naturally sweet wine, Protected Designation of Origin Kefalonia from sun-dried Muscat grapes; Product of organic viticulture; Vintage 2005.
Historical data indicate that it was produced exclusively in the clay soil of Katogi since the Venetians, who considered it necessary to escort their meals. It was named after the stalactites adorning the caves of Kefalonia - places of worship of the Pan and the Nymphs - as each drop is as valuable, rare and crystal as the drops of a stalactite.
Muscat 100%
We lay and dry in the sun the grapes of Cephalonian Muscat for about 10 to 15 days; after that, destemmed, pressing, alcoholic fermentation at a controlled temperature, filtering and bottling.
15 % vol.
color of noble old gold; fleshy body; essence of glazed apricot, with rich, sweet notes of spice. The honeyed finish is smooth and rich.
Absolute thesaurus itself; the ideal dessert wine; can also accompany perfectly ice-creams, roasted quince and apple, and seasonal sweet fruits. Served at 8-10˚ C.
Σταλακτίτης (Stalactite) 2005: Official Ambassador of Greece abroad
Gold Medal at the International Wine Contest 2013 in Thessaloniki.
Gold Medal at Berliner Wein Trophy 2012.
Gold Medal at “Μuscats du monde 2007” Int. Contest in France,ranking 6th in Best Top 10 World-wide Muscats.
Silver Medal at AWC in Vienna 2011.
Silver Medal at Athens Eco – Festival 2006.
Bronze Medal at Decanter World Wine Awards 2012.
Σταλακτίτης 2011: Bronze Medal at AWC in Vienna 2012.
Σταλακτίτης 2012: Bronze Medal at Decanter 2013
Wine Spectator 2008: 88/100
Wine Enthusiast 2011: 87/100
Oinos 2013: 92/100
Tasted le Journal 2014-PROWEIN: 90/100,
(among the best top 10 greek wines of Prowein 2014)
Tasted le Journal, September 2014: 91/100
“Wine Advocate” April 2016: 92/100
Jancisrobinson.com 2022: Stalactite 2005: 17,5/20
Jancisrobinson.com 2022: Stalactite 2013: 17/20