Archive for the ‘accolades’ category

Ray Isle recommended Boutari Santorini

May 30, 2012

Above: Ray Isle, executive wine editor for Food & Wine Magazine and contributor to Eatocracy, the CNN food and wine blog. Photo via Grub Street New York. This week leading U.S. wine writer and television personality Ray Isle recommends Boutari Santorini for pairing with Grilled seafood. “Generally speaking,” he writes, “richer, oakier white wines don’t [...]

Boutari in Québec!

May 24, 2012

Above: The Ville de Québec is one of the most beautiful cities in North America. Christina Boutari recently visited Québec promoting her family’s wines. Franch speakers: read about Christina Boutari’s recent trip to Québec here (Cité Boomers) and here (L’Éveil)…

Boutari “a cut above the crowd” — Chicago Tribune

May 17, 2012

Here’s what the Chicago Tribuine, one of the leading U.S. daily newspapers, had to say yesterday about Boutari: “Since the 1970s, Boutari has done more than any winemaker in Greece to revive dead or dying winemaking regions and wineries. It makes wine from all over the country, almost to a bottle both delicious and reflective [...]

Boutari Santorini recommended by Jersey Bites @foodwinechickie

April 10, 2012

Here’s what fabu wine writer Veronique N. Deblois (aka Food Wine Chickie) had to say about Boutari Santorini in her roundup of wines to pair with Easter for JerseyBites.com… Whether planning a brunch or a traditional Easter dinner, here are some easy-to-find and affordable wines options that will pair well with your menu. 2010 Boutari [...]

Mark Squires on Boutari Naoussa: “one of the nicest deals…”

February 9, 2012

@Elloinos #1 Greek wine for 2011: Boutari Naoussa

January 24, 2012

In his roundup of value in Greek wine for 2011, top Greek wine blogger Markus Stolz, author of Elloinos, picked Boutari’s 2007 Naoussa as his NUMBER ONE wine. Here’s what Markus had to say about this bottling, a great vintage from one of the most collectible appellations in Europe today: If I had to pick [...]

Santorini winery one of the “ten architectural wonders of the wine world” @WineSpiralPro

January 12, 2012

From the Wine Spiral Project… Fitting with the quaint white structures of Santorini’s cliffsides, this winery in Megalohori, Greece includes an administration area, an exhibition and sales building and “Tholos,” the domed structure pictured above. Tastings and audio-visual presentations happen inside, but the real treat is outside, with the contrast of the buildings against the greens and [...]

@RobertMParkerJr Wine of the Day: 2004 Naoussa

December 19, 2011

Boutari’s 2004 Naoussa was Robert Parker’s “Wine of the Day” yesterday. Here’s what Wine Advocate reviewer Mark Squires had to say about the wine and vintage (April 2010, WA 188), giving it 90 points. The 2004 GRANDE RESERVE has powerful aromatics, a touch of funk and a touch of game, plus more intensity than the [...]

Christina Boutari featured in The Tasting Panel

November 15, 2011

“Maybe some of us have trouble pronouncing Moschofilero,” writes Merideth May (veteran wine writer and editor at The Tasting Panel, “but taste this wine under the Boutari label and be witness to a dry blanc de gris at only 11% alcohol that is fresh, crisply textured, and possesses fragrances of orange blossomes and citrus spice. [...]

Assyrtiko, a “fine choice for Thanksgiving” says Eric Asimov, NY Times

November 10, 2011

In yesterday’s edition of The New York Times, leading wine writer Eric Asimov calls Greek Assyrtiko a “fine choice for Thanksgiving.” Click here for his other recommendations.


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