Topikos Oenos (T.O.)
One of the simpler categories of Greek wine, equivalent to PGI in European Union wine… Continue reading
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Stefáni
A way of training grapevines that is especially common on heavily windswept Greek islands. The… Continue reading
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Monastiri
Monastery; several Greek wine estates are located in former monasteries, and several Greek monasteries still… Continue reading
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Kylix
A shallow, two-handled, often beautifully decorated cup from which wine was drunk in antiquity.
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Kythos
In antiquity, a ladle used to scoop wine from the KRATER and transfer it into… Continue reading
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Krater
A shallow bronze or pottery bowl used in antiquity to hold wine; wine would be… Continue reading
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Ktima
Estate; can appear on the labels of TOPIKOS OENOS wines.
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Epitrapezios Oenos (E.O.)
The simplest category of Greek wine, equivalent to VIN DE TABLE, or TABLE WINE, in… Continue reading
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Archondiko
A word appearing on the labels of TOPIKOS OENOS, or PGI, wines, archondiko roughly translates… Continue reading
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Amphora
An earthenware vessel used by the ancient Greeks and other Mediterranean people to store and… Continue reading
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