There’s nothing like pairing an excellent wine with friends and family’s perfect dish and company. Having good wine on hand doesn’t just make you a better host; it can also make that special night all the more wonderful. It’s essential to always consider how you choose the right wine for your dinner. Keep reading to learn more about choosing the right wine and to learn more about joining the Krasi Greek Wine Club.
How to Find the Right Wine?
Before you dive into becoming a wine connoisseur, there are a few things that you should keep in mind when choosing what wine you’d like to purchase.
1. If you’re new to wine, start with a white or rose.
2. Reflect on flavors that you enjoy!
3. Consider the occasion:
- Are you searching for a crowd-pleaser?
- Are you pairing it with a meal?
- Will you be mixing the wine?
4. Read the label; avoid falling for the eye-catching illustrations.
5. Don’t stress over the age of the wine.
6. Expensive wine sometimes means better wine.
7. Don’t write off bottles that don’t have a cork.
8. Keep track of wines that you like and dislike.
9. Try a new variety of grapes every once in a while.
10. Choose second-label wines for more affordable options.
Join Krasi’s Greek Wine Club
When you visit Krasi, we want you to have the best from the ancient Greeks. Join Evan Turner, our wine director and, in our opinion, the Greekest non-Greek, who will take you on a journey through Greece with nothing but wine! You’ll have a chance to enjoy some of the most excellent Greek wines while learning about each bottle’s history. So, how does it work?
With various packages starting at $70, our wine club allows you to experience award-winning wines right from the comfort of your home. You will receive a monthly selection of unique wines from Greece, curated by our Wine Director & Sommelier.
Different Levels:
- 2 Bottles — $70
- 3 Bottles — $100
- 6 Bottles — $180
Visit Krasi in the Back Bay to Get Started
Please take advantage of this opportunity to discover Greek through our unique Greek wines. In addition to the wines, Evan will provide you with tasting notes, suggested pairings, a direct line to answer any questions, and the option to join a members-only wine group to discuss what you are trying. What better time than the present to become a wine sommelier in the Back Bay of Boston?
