Massandra wine
Taste the rare and exceptional
“What really launches Massandra into the stratosphere of collectibles is the unyielding quality of everything produced throughout the history of this great estate.”
Frank Martell, Director of Fine and Rare Wine
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Heritage Auctions
What makes Massandra wines so special?
A winery located on the south coast of Crimea with more than 2,500 years of viticulture.
Vines from 100 to over 120 years old.
Vineyards without pesticides and fertilizers are traditionally maintained and the grapes are picked by hand.
The wines we have in stock were bottled without the addition of sulphite, better known as the cold stabilization method.
Well-stored bottles have an exceptional shelf life of at least 70-80 years.
Older Massandra wines were auctioned by Sotheby’s, Bonhams, and Heritage Auctions.
Massandra wines are particularly good as an accompaniment to fish, cheese, and charcuterie. Or as an aperitif, digestif, and with various desserts.
