Festive Bottles (Greek wines up to 25 euros)
By Yiannis Karakasis MW
It's relatively easy and catchy to write about expensive bottles of wine, to suggest a Puligny-Montrachet, Château Palmer and Tignanello, but what happens when you're looking for high-quality at regular prices? Is there a best value for money wine, or is that an illusion because it means something entirely different for each person and very much depends (mostly) on how much money one can spend and how a specific wine makes you feel? In all honesty, the lower the price, the fewer chances of finding something remarkable. Except if one is looking for something which is only "drinkable".
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