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Name: "Angira" comes from the Greek word for anchor, which was a symbol used by the Greek statesman Eleftherios Venizelos. The Boutzoukas family roots trace back to Crete, Greece.
Region: Paso Robles, crafted from grapes grown in the region's warm, sun-soaked climate.
Flavor Profile
Aromas: Notes of blackberry, cassis, and ripe plum mixed with cedar, mocha, and baking spices.
Palate: Rich and powerful with structured, medium tannins, balanced acidity, and a smooth, lingering finish.
Name: "Angira" comes from the Greek word for anchor, which was a symbol used by the Greek statesman Eleftherios Venizelos. The Boutzoukas family roots trace back to Crete, Greece.
Region: Paso Robles, crafted from grapes grown in the region's warm, sun-soaked climate.
Flavor Profile
Aromas: Notes of blackberry, cassis, and ripe plum mixed with cedar, mocha, and baking spices.
Palate: Rich and powerful with structured, medium tannins, balanced acidity, and a smooth, lingering finish.