Greek Wines to Enjoy This Fall

As the leaves begin to turn and the air becomes crisp, there is no better way to embrace the fall than indulging in the rich world of Greek wines. From the vineyards of Santorini to the mountainous regions of Macedonia, Greece offers a wide variety of wines that complement the flavors and ambiance of the cool seasons. Here are some top Greek wines to enjoy this fall at Krasi Meze & Wine Bar in the Back Bay.

Assyrtiko from Santorini

Assyrtiko is one of Greece's most celebrated white wines from the island of Santorini. This wine is known for its crisp acidity and mineral-driven flavor profile. Pair Assyrtiko with roasted vegetables, grilled seafood, hearty Greek salads, and more as the temperature cools. Its refreshing nature makes it a perfect option for fall weather. At Krasi Meze & Wine Bar, we have a few different Assyrtiko options; view some below and visit our entire wine list to see more:

  • Kechris ‘Tear of the Pine’ PDO Retsina 2020
  • Troupis ‘Pitys Ritinitis’ PDO Retsina NV
  • Canava Chrissou ‘Vieilles Vignes’ PDO Santorini 2022
  • Wine Art Estate ‘Idisma Drios’ PGI Drama 2022
  • Halkia, PGI Corinth 2021

Xinomavro from Naoussa

Xinomavro is a must-try for those who prefer red wine this fall. Originating from the Naoussa region in Macedonia, this wine boasts dark berries, olives, and spices flavors. Its hints of earthiness pair well with autumnal dishes like braised meats and lamb dishes. Its bold character and complexity make it ideal for cozying up on a fall evening. At Krasi Meze & Wine Bar, we have a few different Xinomavro options; view some below and visit our entire wine list to see more:

  • Kir-Yanni ‘L’Esprit du Lac’ PDO Amydeon 2022
  • Tatsis ‘Xiropotamos’ PGI Macedonia 2020
  • Dalamara, PDO Naoussa 2021
  • Vaimaki ‘Popolka Kokkineli’ PGI Macedonia 2020
  • Thymiopoulos, PDO Naoussa 2019
  • Vaeni, PDO Naoussa 199

Agiorgitiko from Nemea

Often referred to as the "Blood of Hercules," Agiorgitiko is a deep red wine from the Nemea region in the Peloponnese on the Southern side of Greece. It's known for its velvety texture, ripe red fruit flavors, sweet spices, and chocolate hints. This wine pairs excellently with fall classics. At Krasi Meze & Wine Bar, we have a few different Agiorgitiko options; view some below and visit our entire wine list to see more:

  • Troupis, PDO Nemea 2021
  • Sant’Or PGI Achaia 2018
  • Papaioannou ‘Terroir’ Nemea 2004
  • Biblia Chora ‘Areti’ PGI Mt. Pangeon 2015
  • Domaine Skouras‘ Megas Oenos’ PGI Peloponnesos 2008
  • Gaia, PDO Nemea 2020

Try Greek Wines in Boston's Back Bay

If you want to try some of the above wines this fall, visit Krasi Meze & Wine Bar in Bostons' Back Bay. Krasi means wine, literally. It should be your one-stop shop for an unforgettable wine experience in Boston. Krasi is located in the heart of Boston's bustling Back Bay neighborhood. Krasi is a place to uncover and rediscover Greece. Make reservations to visit Krasi in the Back Bay today.

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