One more case of a producer left the VDP association (winemakers association that classifies the vineyards and set quality standards) and established his reputation crafting quality wines like this mind-blowing riesling.

It is a beautiful wine delivering a likeable fruit character with the ability to develop even more through a short period of ageing.

One of the top Cabernet Sauvignons was made in Greece by one producer who used to produce outstanding examples.

Someone easily could connect the Aglianico grape with Greece as most recently happening.

It is a pure and crystal wine yet without falling short in power and strength.

It has an unusual variety composition yet with an exciting result.

I am pretty sure if God asked me to choose a vine variety for paradise, that one would be Riesling. I hope heaven to be a cool climate region.

That is a rustic version of Xinomavro and generally Naoussa. Although, I love that style since it is always savoury and structured.

There is no dump that two noble red varieties in the hand of the right winemaker can give outstanding blend wines. Deux Dieux is the perfect example of the above argument.

It is a perfect example of what summer wine means yet without falling short in character and quality. It is refreshing, enjoyable and accomplishes its purpose to finish the bottle without much care.

The label rock's but the juice inside the bottle does not support the excellent branding. However, Müller Thurgau is not famous for high-quality wines, so overall, the wine is not bad, but it is overpriced.

Who said that an entry-level Santorini could not age, such as well as the premium ones? Well, I assure you that…. Is a huge misunderstanding.

If you are searching for high quality, inexpensive Southern Rhône red wines, then the appellation of Vacqueyras is the right place to explore.

There is a lot of effort behind that spectacular wine, and it deserves every single pen.

How can things go wrong when the glass is filled up with a Grand Cru Riesling from Alsace? Actually, it cannot!

It is a fresh and entry-level Pinot Noir perfect for sunny warm days since you can drink it cool.

It is a great and delicious wine. The years in the bottle benefit it with complexity, smoothness and balance.

One thing is sure: the experiment failed.

It is a hardcore wine and reminds me of the forgotten two-year-old barrel with the oxidized wine that none drank into my grandfather's cellar.

Sometimes life rewards us with many surprises. In my case, that legendary Grand Cru was one of those moments.