Agiorigtiko
This Type of vine Greek, called agioritiko or agiorgitiko, is a black variety and the grapes are collected of mid-September at mid-October. The surface of name is mainly located in the area of Néméa, in the Peloponnese, in the south of Corinthe. It is generally compared with the Merlot. It is sometimes called Saint-Georges (and the English denomination Saint George is reproduced sometimes on the labels) because it owes its name a Byzantine church placed under patronage of this holy and with the fact that the municipality and the canton of Néméa were formerly called Aghios Georgios. One will find sometimes also the Sang mention of Hercules.
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