If you are craving something new as the seasons change, consider visiting Krasi in Boston, MA to try some of our favorite Greek dessert wines. On top of that, we can help you find the perfect dessert to pair it with. At our meze bar in Boston, MA, we specially curate our wines to pair wonderfully with any dish we have on our menu – just ask us for recommendations!
Greek dessert wines have been proven to win over even the most demanding wine lovers. These delicious blends combine top quality, age-old tradition, and distinct flavor as a result of the warmth of the region. This helps develop its strong aroma and flavor. Keep reading below to learn more about popular Greek dessert wines, and what desserts to pair them with.
Cavino Mavrodaphne ‘deus’ Patras Nv
One of the world’s great fortified sweet wines, this delicious blend is oak-aged like a ruby port, and ideal with cheese or sweet puddings. The grapes are fermented and extracted for about 4 days under controlled conditions. After that, the alcoholic fermentation is interrupted by adding alcohol. This helps to preserve a part of the grape sugars in the finished product, adding that sweet finish. Ideal with salty dishes, blue cheese, syrup desserts, and ripe fruits.
Parparoussis Muscat Patras 2013
This Parparoussis Muscat Patras dessert wine is a beautiful golden straw color and has accents of lily flowers and spice. It also contains light peach aromas and tropical fruits. The palate is coated with bright acidity, ripe pineapple, ripe peach, and an uplifting balance of sweetness. Pair this delicious dessert wine with an apple tart, baklava, peach cobbler, or crème caramel.
Argyros Vinsanto 12 Year Santorini
This Vinsanto 12-year wine from Santorini is a dark color of aged cognac with a honey aroma. It has a complex nose with dried apricots and prunes scents, preparing for an excellent deep mouthfeel. Pairing suggestions include nuts, dried fruits, black chocolate, and spicy and ripened cheeses. There’s an explosion of flavor on the palate incorporating baked lemons with thyme, clementine jelly, dried apricots, and honey, supported by excellent acidity and a mineral backbone. Visit us to get a glass today.
Visit Krasi in Boston, MA for Greek Dessert Wines
We have all these dessert wines and more at our location in Boston, MA for you to pair with any of our dishes. Krasi is love. Krasi is life. Krasi means wine, literally. Krasi is about conversations and the people immersed in them. It’s about new friends, old friends, and turning strangers into friends. Make reservations today, or visit us at 48 Gloucester St. Boston, MA.
