Festive Wines Part 1
For quite a few people, me included, the festive season goes far beyond New Year's day extending well into mid January. This is a special period of the year that gives me the opportunity to become more adventurous and risky perhaps, both in the wine choices and related food pairings. Part 1 consists of international and Greek wines that I really enjoyed drinking with a dash of saké as a cherry topping. Part 2 will follow, even stronger I hope!
Lykos Malagousia 2016 12.5% (Evia Island)
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