A 40 year Ch. Porto Carras flight. The live history of Greek wine making!
One of the most exciting tastings to be ever made in Greece, was yesterday’s flight of a legendary red wine: Chateau Porto Carras red blend, all way back to the […]
Tag Archives: Cabernet Sauvignon
The groom: “Turkey Cabernet” Chatzimichalis. A great year farewell!
The story of this 1,5 lit magnum bottle is quite funny: My wife’s brother once promised, to open it at his sister’s marriage ceremony. Well it took seven years more, […]
Athos Monks Winemaking Heritage – Holy Mountain Trip PT. 3
This is the story from the trip we made to the Monastic State of the Holy Mountain. Pt III is about what we tasted by traveling even deeper trough the […]
Messenger Wine Gods: Montes Purple Angel 2006
This is one of the flagships of Montes winery in Chile, introducing the indigenous Carmenere (another 8% of Petit Verdot is added to the blend), the long-lost grape variety that […]
WineOctopus: Understanding & Reviewing Greek Wine 