Vouni Panayia Microvinifications V: Exploring Cyprus’ Native Grape Varieties
By Yiannis Karakasis MW
I have been following the microvinifications project from Vouni Panayia winery in Cyprus from day one, as this is a fascinating project to explore further the character and full potential of Cyprus' native grape varieties. You can read my two previous articles here http://www.karakasis.mw/micro-vinifications-vouni-panayia and here http://www.karakasis.mw/microvinifications-vouni-panagia-2020-release. As this project matures, it is the appropriate time to draw some conclusions. For this reason, I interviewed producer and vigneron Yiannis Kyriakidis (pictured below with his father Andreas) during my latest visit to Cyprus.
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