Wine Spectator: 92 points to Kairos 2010

92 points to Kairos 2010 in Wine Spectator‘s December issue. Hereby the tasting notes:

“Rich and chewy, this medium‐to full‐bodied version is under­scored by a note of smoky bacon fat and offers an aromatic profile of plumped cherry, dried marjoram, black licorice and cocoa powder. Corvina, Corvinone, Rondinella, Croatina, Cabernet Franc and others. Drink now through 2025.”

Why Zyme?

The name Zýmē, from Greek, means “yeast.” Yeast is, of course, an indispensible element in the world of oenology, but it also bears a symbolic meaning, since it conjures up the concept of naturalness, a fundamental value in Celestino Gaspari’s professional and existential journey, as well as the process of fermenting, understood as a continuous striving towards transformation.In harmony with that philosophy, the winery logo represents a grapevine leaf in which is centred a pentagon, symbol of the five basic elements that combine to yield wine: man-vine-earth-sun-water. Find out more...




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