The wines of Markovitis winery in Naoussa
By Olga Antoniadou
I first met Markos Markovitis in 2014 when I was touring Naoussa with some friends, and right from the beginning, I was taken by this young man. Very organised, pragmatic, focused, confident, and very dignified. I had the opportunity of meeting him again at a tasting of his wines a few weeks ago organised by the specialist wine retailer Mr Vertigo, and I confirmed my first impression. Slightly greyer than I had left him, collected, welcoming, with a clear vision and happy to share information about his work. I was impressed with his use of English and his accent since I knew that he was a German speaker.
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