Moschato Mavro
Introduction
Moschato Mavro (internationally known as Muscat of Hamburg) is a unique case in the Greek vineyard, balancing between being a table grape and a winemaking variety. Although its origin is English, the variety found its "second home" in Tyrnavos, where it became a cultural and economic symbol of the region, offering an impressive range of products: from innovative white blanc de noir and rosé wines to top-quality sun-dried sweet wines and the famous tsipouro.
Terroir
It dominates in Tyrnavos (15,000 stremmas), but is also found in Messinia, Achaia, Euboea, Crete, and the Ionian Islands.
Summary
White (BdN)
Pale yellow
Rosé
Vibrant pink
Sweet
Amber
OINOWAY VARIETY WINERIES
3 wineries found
Peloponnese
North Aegean
Thessaly
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