Some of Greece’s most fascinating wines come from grapes you've probably never heard of. Sklava is one of them. An ancient indigenous Greek white grape traditionally associated with the northeastern Peloponnese, Sklava was once cultivated more widely but gradually disappeared as vineyards became dominated by better-known varieties. Today, only a small number of producers are working to preserve and revive it. Among them is Zacharias Winery in Nemea, where winemaker Elias Zach

Everything you need to know about Greek wine: regions, indigenous grape varieties, wine styles and the producers redefining modern Greek wine Greek wine is having a moment. But this isn't a new story. With a winemaking tradition stretching back thousands of years, Greece is home to over 300 indigenous grape varieties, dramatically diverse landscapes and some of Europe's most distinctive vineyards. From volcanic vineyards on Santorini to mountain vines on Mount Olympus and anc

One of the biggest barriers to discovering Greek wine is not knowing where to start. With more than 300 indigenous grape varieties, Greek wine can seem unfamiliar at first glance. But the easiest way to explore it is to begin with the wines you already enjoy. Whether you're a Chardonnay drinker, love Nebbiolo or always reach for Pinot Gris, there's a Greek grape variety that offers a similar style while introducing you to entirely new flavours, landscapes and stories. Here's

Greece is home to more than 300 indigenous grape varieties, making it one of the most diverse wine-producing countries in the world. Many of these grapes are found nowhere else, having evolved over thousands of years in the country's mountains, islands and coastal vineyards. While international varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay are grown in Greece, the country's greatest strength lies in its native grapes. These varieties have adapted naturally to Greece's h