Dougos, Meth'Imon Acacia 2021
Dougos, Meth'Imon Acacia 2021 is a dry, medium-bodied white from Assyrtiko, Sauvignon Blanc (Methoni, Greece), in the aromatic whites style. Acidity is very high; oak influence is none. Good with shellfish, roast chicken, seafood pasta, goat cheese.
| Wine | Sweet | Body | From | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domaine Sigalas Aa Assyrtiko Athiri 2024 Domaine Sigalas · Santorini | £18.66 | |||
| Alpha Estate Assyrtiko Aghia Kiriaki 2024 Alpha Estate · Greece | £18.52 | |||
| Samartzis 'Dío Potámia', Kontoura/Assyrtiko,Theva 2025 Samartzis Estate Wines · Greece | £14.95 | |||
| Costa Lazaridi Chateau Julia Assyrtiko 2025 Costa Lazaridi · Greece | £13.55 |
Dougos Winery sits in the foothills of Mount Olympus, and if that address sounds dramatic, the wines back it up. This is native Assyrtiko with a splash of Sauvignon Blanc, fermented and aged in large acacia barrels — a choice that matters, because acacia gives texture and a gentle aromatic lift without the vanilla freight of oak. The result is a white that's creamy and expressive but never flabby, with Assyrtiko's characteristic mineral edge cutting through the richness and keeping the finish clean and alive. Floral, a little tropical, and with a faint sweetness from the wood that integrates rather than dominates — this is a genuinely interesting wine from a producer who clearly knows what they're doing. Drink it alongside grilled prawns, herb-roasted chicken, or a creamy seafood pasta.