Greece Is Wine: forget, dare and believe
Another great piece of work from Greece Is, a Kathimerini publication has just been published both online and on paper the previous week. In his opening article, editor - in - chief Giorgos Tsiros calls for three things. To forget about the oxidized and bland wines of dubious origin, to dare and accept the challenge of exploring the diversity of Greek varieties and terroirs and last (but not least) to have faith. What is needed is simply to trust your nose and palate.
Well, I can't agree more as Greek wine is for me a rising star and a leading light for those looking for something beyond the expected and anticipated.
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