Greek Wines to Drink Now
Michael Psilakis loves to talk, especially when the subject is his favorite wines from the Peloponnese. Here's a sampling:
2006 Domaine Skouras Megas Oenos ($29). Photo courtesy of Skouras Winery.
2009 Gaia Estate 14–18h Agiorgitiko Rosé ($16)
An aggressive, masculine rosé with subtle tannins and no sweetness. "Stay away, white Zinfandel fans."
2009 Boutari Moschofilero ($17)
From one of the largest Greek wineries, this easy-drinking white has hints of orange blossom.
2005 Palivou Vineyards Nemea ($23)
Bursting with dark, juicy fruit, this is a good choice for those who like a softer-style Cabernet.
2006 Domaine Skouras Megas Oenos ($29)
Comparable to an Italian-style red, with more aggressive tannins. "Older vintages are readily available and tend to get funkier—in a good way!—the further back you go."
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Published
August 2010
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