Tasting Highlights: Greece

9 new and noteworthy Greek wines, from full-bodied whites to elegant reds
Kim Marcus
Posted: February 20, 2009

Greece boasts a wealth of indigenous grapes with tongue-twisting names that are beginning to deliver very good quality on a consistent basis. In the past few years, the progress of the white wines, such as those made from the Assyrtiko or Moschofilero grapes, has outpaced that of the reds.

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