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On the Trail

Read on the trail blog 'Beyond Assyrtiko'
July 23, 2026 - Keith Mabry
Beyond Assyrtiko

Assyrtiko has rightly earned its place as the ambassador of Greek white wine, the grape most people reach for first when they start exploring what the country has to offer. But Greece's story doesn't end there — it's a nation with dozens of indigenous varieties, many found nowhere else on earth, each one shaped by the wildly different terroirs it grows in, from volcanic islands to limestone mountains to high-altitude mainland plateaus.

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Read on the trail blog 'Xinomavro: Greece's Answer to Nebbiolo '
July 22, 2026 - Keith Mabry
Xinomavro: Greece's Answer to Nebbiolo

If you've never tasted Xinomavro, the easiest shorthand is to call it Greece's answer to Nebbiolo — and there's real truth to that comparison. Break down the grape's name and you'll find a clue as to why: xino means "acid," and mavro means "black," a fitting description for a wine defined by high acidity, dark color, and firm, structured tannin.

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