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 [...]
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@Elloinos #1 Greek wine for 2011: Boutari Naoussa
January 24, 2012Categories: accolades, Boutari, Naoussa, Social Media
Tags: Elloinos, Markus Stolz
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#FollowFriday @Boutari
January 20, 2012Happy #FollowFriday! #ff @MariaKaramitsos @DelphiGreek @BuyGreek @KaritasM @vintuition @deanandbek @petereconomides @branjo67 @GeorgieProut
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@RobertMParkerJr Wine of the Day: 2004 Naoussa
December 19, 2011Boutari’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 [...]
Categories: accolades, Boutari, Naoussa, Social Media
Tags: Naoussa, Robert Parker
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Elloinos on Iouliatiko: “Stunning” @Elloinos
December 14, 2011Earlier this year, top Greek wine blogger Markus Stolz, author of Elloinos, posted his notes on Boutari Iouliatiko 2004. Here’s what he had to say about this “stunning” wine… The Boutari Iouliatiko is a sweet wine made from the indigenous Cretan red variety “Liatiko”. It ripens early and matures in July (hence the VII on [...]
Categories: Crete, Social Media, wine
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Top Greek wine blogger Markus Stolz updates his “misconceptions about Greek wines” post @Elloinos
October 26, 2011“Just about two years ago,” writes Markus (above) on his blog Elloinos — the number one Greek wine blog in the world today — Palate Press published an article in which I enumerated the misconceptions and chief arguments against Greek wines and proceeded to provide answers for each. I felt the time was ripe to [...]
Categories: Greek wine resources, Social Media
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Alder Yarrow (Vinography), notes from the Boutari Santorini tasting
July 14, 2011Above: Santorini and its bush-trained vineyards of Assytriko as seen through the lens of the top wine blogger in the U.S., Alder Yarrow. Click here to read Alder’s Reviews and Impressions of the wines he tasted in Santorini, including a vertical tasting of Boutari Assyrtiko.
Categories: Assyrtiko, Santorini, Social Media
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Vote for Markus!
June 22, 2011Our friend and top Greek wine blogger Markus Stolz author and curator of Elloinos — the best Greek wine blog out there — has been nominated for a Wine Blog Award, for “Best Single Subject” wine blog. Click here to cast your vote.
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Marina Boutari praised for engagement on social media
April 12, 2011Above: The Boutari winery on the island of Santorini. It’s not every day that an owner of one of the greatest and most influential wineries in the world weighs in in the comment section of a blog. But that’s exactly what happened last week when Marina Boutari — partner, marketing director, and namesake of the Boutari [...]
Categories: Boutari, Social Media
Tags: Gary Vaynerchuk, Marina Boutari, Markus Stolz
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New Greek wine legislation unveiled
December 14, 2010Markus Stolz (above) is one of the world’s leading experts on Greek wine today (photo by La Gazzetta del Vino) and his blog, Elloinos, is a top resource for current news from the world of Greek wine. Please check out his recent post on new Greek wine legislation here. As CMO (the EU Common Market [...]
Categories: Boutari, Greek wine resources, Social Media
Tags: CMO, Greek wine, legislation, Markus Stolz
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Happy Thanksgiving from the entire Boutari Social Media Staff!
November 24, 2010It’s not exactly a “cast of thousands” over here at the Boutari Social Media Project 2010. In fact, it’s just little ol’ me, all by my lonesome. It’s been a super fun year so far and I’m so GRATEFUL to everyone who’s been following on Facebook and on Twitter and all the great bloggers who [...]
Categories: Social Media
Tags: Jeremy Parzen
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