Mrs. Poulia Ekologisk×ColourRoséTypeStillVintage2021GrapeMoschofileroProducerKalogrisRegion🇬🇷PeloponneseCharacteristicsBodySweetnessDryAcidityFinishIntensityAromas & flavoursGrapeLemonElderflowerPeachRoseAbout this wineMrs. Poulia Ekologisk is an organic rosé wine produced by Kalogris Organic Winery, a family-owned estate located on the Mantinia plateau in the Peloponnese region of Greece. The winery, established in 1980, focuses on organic viticulture and the indigenous Moschofilero grape. The vineyards are situated at an elevation of approximately 670 meters on clay and loam soils. The Kalogris family has a long winemaking history, with roots tracing back to 1870, and their commitment to minimal intervention winemaking and organic practices is central to their philosophy. The winery itself is a restored 19th-century stone building, and it holds the distinction of being the first in the Mantineia region to be certified as a visitable winery by the Greek Ministry of Tourism. The wine is certified vegan.AlcoholAvg. priceStyleNaturalVEGANYESSULPHITESNOWhen to drinkNow or LaterInteresting factsFact 01Kalogris is the first winery in Mantineia to be certified as a visitable winery by the Greek Ministry of Tourism.Fact 02The winery is a restored 19th-century stone building.Fact 03The family's winemaking roots date back to 1870.Fact 04Certified vegan.Fact 01Kalogris is the first winery in Mantineia to be certified as a visitable winery by the Greek Ministry of Tourism.CloseFood pairingRead moreThe wine's inherent aromatic qualities and potential for bright acidity make it a versatile partner for Mediterranean flavors. It can complement the saltiness of cheeses, cut through the richness of olive oil-based dishes, and echo the herbal notes often found in Greek cuisine.Wine making processMrs. Poulia Ekologisk is produced using organic farming practices. The winemaking process emphasizes minimal intervention, with a focus on traditional techniques. Key aspects include wild fermentation, which utilizes indigenous yeasts, allowing the natural characteristics of the Moschofilero grape and the vineyard's terroir to shape the wine's profile. Further details regarding specific aging processes, such as vessel type or duration, are not provided.Download Swirl for free