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Sormari Agriculture LTD

Name: Sormari Agriculture LTD
Address: Nicosia, CY
Telephone: 01/487050

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Sormari Agriculture LTD

Winery Consulting Services, Organization and Management about Vine Growing Processes, Techniques Winemaking, International Wines Trade
Nicosia, Cyprus

About the Foundation
The Mediterranean Basin and Europe Foundation for Development was established in November 2015 by a qualified Lebanese Team in coordination with Dr. Mario Sorbello (Italian). It is dedicated to promoting increased Economic, Social, and Cultural links between European Union and Countries around Mediterranean Area. The Foundation is allocated in Beirut – Lebanon and has a repres

entative office in Brussels – Europe. The Foundation is committed to developing an important plan of relations with European Union and South Area of Mediterranean; specifically with:
• European Commission (Executive of the European Union)
• European Parliament (Forum for political debate and decision-making at the European Union level)
• Union for Mediterranean (Intergovernmental institution to promote dialogues and cooperation in the Euro-Mediterranean region)
• Public and private institutions (companies, corporations, financial institutions, universities in scientific and economic subjects, etc.) located in Countries of South Mediterranean, area of our activities. Mission
It is identified in the sustainability of projects in Economic, Social, and Cultural sectors, in synergy with public and private institutions interested in supporting the development of Countries of South Mediterranean, important geographical areas that need to be supported in their development processes. Vision
It aims to create new welfare socio-economic and cultural opportunities, multi-regional integration in the South Area of Mediterranean. It also supports the process of development and integration of the entire Mediterranean Basin and accompanies a new phase of relations with the European Union. Offices: Lebanon (Beirut), Cyprus (Larnaca), Turkey (Istanbul)

18/06/2026

SORMARI AGRICULTURE Official Partner ONASSIS GROUP, Athens Greece

17/06/2026

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The essential link between climate and grape quality
When working among the rows, the weather is never just a sideshow: it's a key player, capable of influencing every agronomic decision. Spring can bring abundant rainfall, especially in April, followed by a month of variable temperatures and alternating periods of sun and rain in May.
These conditions require attention and promptness, but they have also allowed the soil's water reserves to be replenished, partially depleted by the lack of winter snow.
As always, the summer's development will determine the rest of the story, but the meticulous work done in spring is an initial investment in the quality of the harvest. Therefore, we observe the start of the season and map out the decisions to be made. Weather conditions, while requiring constant monitoring, are essential for:
Dyellow Blight: Better a Step Ahead Than a Delay
Dyellow blight of grapes, caused by the fungus Plasmopara viticola, is one of the main cryptogamic diseases (which reproduce through spores) that can affect vineyards, especially in conditions of high humidity and mild temperatures.
The first symptoms appear on the leaves with the appearance of translucent spots, known as "oil spots," which later turn yellowish. In high humidity, a whitish mold, formed by the fruiting bodies of the fungus, develops on the undersides of the leaves.
In certain situations, even a single choice can make the difference between a healthy vineyard and a compromised one. Downy mildew does not forgive delays: this requires experience, constant observation, and targeted interventions.
If left unchecked, the infection can spread to the bunches, causing browning and necrosis of the berries, compromising the quality and quantity of the harvest.

16/06/2026

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Wineries open and buzzing: why you should visit them in June
June is not only a key month for work in the vineyard, but it's also one of the most fascinating for those who want to discover the world of wine up close.
The rows are in full activity, the air smells of green, and the producers, between one task and another, are always ready to open the doors of their cellars to those who want to experience the wine where it is born.
Understanding what happens in the vineyard helps us truly appreciate the value of a bottle. It also allows us to recognize those who work with respect and awareness.
Visiting a winery during this period means seeing behind the scenes, experiencing firsthand the work that precedes each harvest, understanding what it means to intervene at the right time and the importance of daily care.
An invitation, therefore, to those who love wine but also to those who simply want to discover a region through its most authentic gestures. June among the rows is not just a job: it's an unfolding story that's worth hearing firsthand.

15/06/2026

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The ripening period of the grapes determines when the harvest begins. Grape ripening is considered complete when a predetermined balance between the concentration of sugars and acids in the berries is reached, allowing the desired type of wine to be produced. The technological ripeness is then determined by the winemaker, and the harvest begins based on this. Another parameter that determines the level of grape ripeness is the concentration of polyphenols and anthocyanins in the berries, the substances that determine the color and primary aromatic profile of grapes. Reaching the maximum concentration of these substances is defined as phenolic ripeness. The type of wine produced (still, sparkling, passito, etc.) is also a determining factor in determining the harvest time.
Depending on the grape variety, grapes reach maturity at different times. Some grapes ripen earlier, that is, have an early ripening period (for example Primitivo), others ripen late, like Nebbiolo (late ripening), and finally others ripen in an intermediate period within what is considered the harvest "season", which runs from the end of August to the beginning of November.

13/06/2026

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June is one of those months when the cellar is silent... but every decision makes a difference. The vines grow rapidly, temperatures rise, and the wine begins to demand attention, precision, and control. It's the time to prepare the ground for the next harvest.

11/06/2026

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In late June, after flowering, the grapes are visible, rubbing together. From now on, the risk of downy mildew (downy mildew) is reduced. This disease initially causes spots on the leaves, but when it attacks the stems, it dries them out. In this case, it'sint called downy mildew, but it's still downy mildew. Now, the greatest concern is powdery mildew, also known as sulfur-borne disease, which attacks drier crops when the north wind blows. Downy mildew reduces yield, but powdery mildew also ruins quality.

09/06/2026

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What happens in the cellar in June?
June is one of those months when the cellar is silent... but every choice makes a difference.
The vines grow rapidly, temperatures rise, and the wine begins to demand attention, precision, and control.
It's the time to prepare the ground for the next harvest. And often, the final result is born from this.
Temperature control: the detail that changes everything
With the arrival of the heat, maintaining a stable temperature becomes essential.
At this stage, proper storage helps preserve the aromas, structure, and quality of the wine.
This is why many wineries choose stainless steel tanks designed to guarantee:
* Thermal stability;
* Impeccable hygiene;
* Ease of management;
* Maximum reliability over time.
In summer, precision isn't optional. It's part of the process.
Cleaning and Maintenance
June is also the ideal time for:
* Checking systems and accessories;
* Checking valves and gaskets;
* Planning any expansions;
* Performing thorough sanitization.
In the cellar, what you don't see is often what matters most.
Careful management today avoids problems tomorrow, especially during the busiest production months.
Planning the Next Harvest
Every winery knows that harvesting can't be improvised.
June is the month of planning:
* New tanks;
* Space optimization;
* Production capacity assessment.
In the world of wine, quality doesn't depend only on the grapes.
It also depends on every technical choice made throughout the year.
Stainless steel tanks and accessories are designed to accompany wineries, producers, and winemakers through every stage of production: from fermentation to storage.
Because in the cellar, June also plays a fundamental role.

08/06/2026

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Vineyard work in June... fruit set and pruning.
Immediately after fruit set, pruning occurs, which involves cutting the tips of growing shoots - the tips and last leaves. This ancient traditional practice offers several benefits.
Pruning is part of the large family of "green pruning" procedures, which modify the plant's canopy. If done properly, they improve the vineyard's production and sustainability. Green pruning, in general, serves to keep the canopy within certain growth limits; otherwise, the vineyard would become difficult to navigate, with the risk of accidental shoot breakage. It also helps regulate the balance between vegetation and production. It is important for the vine to have sufficient canopy, relative to its environmental and production conditions, to accumulate sufficient energy in the form of sugars. However, it's not just a question of quantity: proper distribution among the various parts of the plant is also crucial for optimal ripening. Certain interventions also affect these energy balances. Furthermore, the canopy should not be excessive, for optimal exposure of the leaves and bunches (these, depending on the climatic conditions, sometimes need to be more exposed, sometimes more protected). Finally, excessively overgrown vegetation creates unfavorable, humid microenvironments that favor various diseases. Therefore, certain green pruning tasks also serve to prevent pathogen infections.

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Nicosia

Opening Hours

Monday	08:30 - 18:30
Tuesday	08:30 - 18:30
Wednesday	08:30 - 18:30
Thursday	08:30 - 18:30
Friday	08:30 - 18:30
Saturday	08:30 - 18:30
Sunday	08:30 - 18:30

Telephone

01/487050

Website

http://sormari.org/

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