Wine
Serres: They illegally transported 75 litres of tsipouro and 55 litres of wine – Two arrests
A man and a woman were arrested in the Serres region.
During a vehicle inspection, authorities discovered a total of 75 liters of alcoholic distillate (tsipouro) and 55 liters of bulk wine being transported without proper documentation.
The police seized the unmarked containers.
Sip, savor: Greek vineyards celebrate wine tourism
Sunday marks Global Wine Tourism Day, a celebration encouraging wine enthusiasts to explore the diverse world of Greek wines. Organized annually on the second Sunday of November since 2009, this event has grown from a European tradition to a global one since 2019.
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New initiatives to boost wine tourism in Greece
Deputy Minister of Tourism Elena Rapti met with Chair of the National Wine Tourism Committee Mary Triantafyllopoulou to discuss the growing development of wine tourism in Greece and the Ministry of Tourism's initiatives to promote and highlight wine routes.
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Cooking with wine: All the secrets for full aroma and flavor
The first cookbook I ever bought in my life as a student was titled “Cooking with Wine” in English. Ever since then, I have considered wine a unique and almost essential cooking ingredient in the majority of recipes.
Global wine production stuck in a rut, says trade body
Bad weather means global wine production this year will remain near a 60-year low according to preliminary estimates, the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV) has said.
Macedonian wines: Discover the magic of the harvest season
High temperatures, drought, and a lack of rain have accelerated the harvest in Greece this year, so grape picking has already begun in Macedonia. The famous indigenous Xinomavro variety leads the way in the Naoussa region, along with several other varieties that have been producing exceptional Greek wines in recent years.
A new villa in Santorini offers a rare wine experience
In recent years, wine tourism has boomed globally with regions such as Tuscany, Alsace and Napa attracting an ever-growing international audience of wine lovers looking to discover their unique terroirs and wineries. So a new venture, Santorini Wine Villa, aims to promote the Santorini vineyard to an international audience. But what is Santorini Wine Villa?
Time to grab the grape!
Time for the grape harvest. One can ask if isn't it too early, but the vineyard calendar seems to be constantly changing and challenging for wine producers. The grape harvest I'm talking about is what we call "sofralık" in Turkish, literally meaning "for the table," for the grapes that are not meant to end in bottles, but to be eaten out of hand as fresh fruit.
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Wine Tour in Samos – The Unique White Muscat “Samos”
The Famous Samos Wine: The Best “Ambassador” of Greek Wines Abroad
Garrus: The Story Behind the World’s Best Rosé
Very few rosé wines dare to place themselves in the Pantheon of the world’s legendary wines. Among them, the Garrus from the renowned Chateau d’Esclans, produced by Sacha Lichine, stands out as a unique case.
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