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Santorini
Santorini is a designated wine appellation located on the island of Santorini in the Cyclades archipelago of Greece. The appellation is known for its unique volcanic soil and a climate characterized by strong winds and limited rainfall, which contribute to the distinctiveness of its wines. The primary grape variety cultivated in this region is Assyrtiko, for its high acidity and mineral character. Other permitted varieties include Athiri and Aidani, which are often blended with Assyrtiko. The wines of Santorini are typically dry, showcasing the island's terroir.
Dry white wines with high acidity and mineral notes
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