Xinomavro is not a wine of our times (in any sense). It is quite a tricky grape when planted in the vineyards. If it does not receive an extra care, then the grape’s quantity, quality, and thinness, leads to acidic plonk results; but neither can it be made into the sort of huge Parkerized, internationalized, Shiraz-like red that is so popular today.
The only way to successfully harvest this grape is to take care of it, where skill and experience play a huge role in the recent future of the grape’s development.