ATHENS, GREECE — Just thirty minutes from the shadow of the Parthenon lies one of the most misunderstood and historically significant viticultural landscapes in the world. While the international wine community has recently gravitated toward the volcanic mineralities of Santorini’s Assyrtiko or the bold tannins of Naoussa’s Xinomavro, a quiet revolution is taking place in […]

ATHENS, GREECE — In the shadow of the Parthenon, where the marble columns of the Acropolis have stood watch over the Saronic Gulf for millennia, a different kind of heritage is being reclaimed. While international wine markets have long focused on the volcanic soils of Santorini or the high-altitude Xinomavro of Naoussa, the region of […]