Lyrarakis Zazazu NV

Nuanced aroma with a sweet and floral character, but ultimately overpowered by a cloying sweetness that fails to cut through the richness. The nose is shaped by by a peach and elderflower accord, but the peach is somewhat one-dimensional and the elderflower is overly prominent. The sensation is similarly affected, with a lack of brightness to symmetry the sweetness and a jarring body of gooseberry jelly that disrupts the harmony. Overall, a somewhat interesting but ultimately unbalanced and overly sweet wine.

Rich, fruity, and sparkling wine with a enjoyable taste of abricot and peach, and a zesty finish. The bubbles and flavor remain well-balanced even after the bottle has been open for several hours. A good affordability for the price, making it a ideal standout for a warm summer evening.

Mild cohesion of sweet and tart notes, with hints of tropical fruit and a subtle crunch of golden raisins, all held together by a crisp effervescence that continues on the palate, leaving behind a crisp and clean finish, suggestive of a warm summer day