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Greece is a country with a rich cultural heritage, ancient myths, long lasting traditions, and historical sites that are known throughout the world. The Modern… Read More »Rapsani
Greece is a country with a rich cultural heritage, ancient myths, long lasting traditions, and historical sites that are known throughout the world. The Modern… Read More »Rapsani
‘My name is John Boyer, and I am a professor of Geography here at Virginia Tech in the United States, where I also teach huge… Read More »Geography of Wine in the Greek vineyards
While Greek wines have received a lot of solid press in the English speaking parts of the world over the last few years, reporting in… Read More »Greek red wines receive high praise in Germany
Greek wines share common traits: They are typically moderate in alcohol, with often lively acidity, and are rarely too heavy, meaning that one can truly… Read More »Top obscure wines from Greece
Ever since my family and I relocated to Germany 18 months ago, my life has been out of balance. It has taken a lot of… Read More »I am moving back to Greece
One sip of Sigalas Santorini Assyrtiko altered James Carl’s life path. Three years ago, the acupuncturist in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande de Sul… Read More »Pampas, Gauchos, Cattle and Brazilian Assyrtiko
Assyrtiko vines have handled strong winds, shallow soils, hot summers and cool nights since ancient times in their homeland of Santorini. A high elevation vineyard… Read More »First Assyrtiko to be planted in the US
Amongst my annual business travel highlights are without a doubt the recurring visits to California. One of the reasons is that I truly enjoy working… Read More »Current Greek wine trends in California
There are hundreds of Greek restaurants all over Germany. They typically offer rustic settings and solid – but heavily Germanized – “Greek” food at affordable… Read More »Munich welcomes fine Greek cuisine
“Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.” … “You know, they’ve got these chocolate assortments, and you like… Read More »Goodbye, Greece