Greek Wines I like
Βy Yiannis Karakasis MW
It’s been more than a year since my article “another 90 point wines” that you can find here (in Greek only, I'm afraid). In brief, I wrote that scores do not mean much and that having millions of 90 point wines has no real value or impact. Maybe ten years ago, a 90/100 score was significant and meant something, but now, I guess a producer awarded the score will turn over in his bed or yawn with boredom. Most wines have (one way or another) at least one score of 90 or 92 on their record.
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