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The Wines of Greece
An ancient wine region shows growing pains as it opens up to the modern world
Greek culture and wine have been constant companions since the foundations of Western civilization were laid almost three millennia ago. From Homer's wine-dark sea to scenes of enjoyment on the ancient drinking vessels called kraters to the amphorae that lie at the bottom of the Aegean, wine has deep roots in the Greek psyche.
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