Nemea and Terroir: Myth or Reality?
By Yiannis Karakasis MW
A few weeks ago, I found myself at the hospitable Lafazanis Winery in Nemea to present a workshop about the area and its wines, part of the 3rd Wine Tourism Congress (held by the Ministry of Tourism and the Prefecture of the Peloponnese in the presence of Dep. Minster of Tourism Mrs. Sofia Zacharaki). The topic I chose was “Nemea and its Terroirs”. When I had initially presented this topic in 2017, I was subjected to quite a bit of bullying, “Oh, come on, Yiannis, what on earth are you talking about? Is this some kind of joke?” You can read more on that tasting in my article Nemea Disclosed.
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