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)…
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Boutari in Québec!
May 24, 2012@EricAsimov on “Adventures in New Greek Reds”
May 9, 2012Many do not realize that Greece is a mountainous country and enjoys a “continental climate” in many growing areas, like the Peloponnese (pictured above) where red wines like Nemea are produced. “Indigenous red grapes represent a new wave of Greek wines now available in the United States,” writes top U.S. wine writer Eric Asimov in [...]
New Wines of Greece Tasting in NYC May 17 @DrinkGreekWine
May 1, 2012Click here for details and registration.
Glykeria & Giorgos Lianos LIVE in Orlando! May 27th 2012! @TavernaOpaOrl
May 1, 2012“Pair the sounds of Greece with the celebrated wines from Greece. Enjoy Boutari Kretikos, Moschofilero and Ouzo featured at this weekend’s Music World Tour 2012. The wines will be paired with food from Taverna Opa.”
The Splendid Table (Public Radio) Talks Greek Wine with Tara Q Thomas
April 23, 2012Click here for the entire episode of Lynne Rossetto Kasper’s The Splendid Table.
Attikí (Attica) as Spoken by Roxana Matsa (Greek Grape Name & Appellation Pronunciation Project) cc @DoBianchi
April 18, 2012καλο πασχα
April 5, 2012Boutari Naoussa 2008: 91 Points Wine Advocate (Mark Squires)
March 27, 201291/100 points The 2008 NAOUSSA, that is, a Xinomavro, is the latest iteration of a well priced bottling that I have come to rely upon as one of the better red values in Greece, often available on the street for well under its list price. This year seems like an exceptional vintage for this bottling, [...]
Happy Persian New Year (Nowruz)!
March 20, 2012Our Persian friends have sent us this photo celebrating the Persian New Year (Nowruz) from the Shamshiri Grill in Los Angeles, where Boutari Moschofilero is featured by the glass. Here’s a great post over at Farsinet.com on Nowruz traditions in Iran and across the world… Happy new year!
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