Greece

Greece is considered one of the oldest wine regions in the world and surprises today with authentic wines made from ancient, indigenous grape varieties. Assyrtiko from Santorini, Xinomavro from the north, or Moschofilero from the Peloponnese represent unmistakable taste experiences that hardly any other wine world can offer. A Mediterranean climate, volcanic soils, and rugged mountain vineyards shape a style that combines freshness, spice, and depth.

Whether you are looking for the mineral precision of an island wine or the dark power of a mainland red—Greek wines combine millennia-old tradition with modern winemaking. At Vinoscout, you will discover a handpicked selection of eight products that offer you a true cross-section of this fascinating wine country, at prices ranging from €4.99 to €17.99.

8 products

Greece

Peloponnese

Mavrodaphne

Mavrodaphne de Patras

OIL & WINE PRODUCTIONS AGRICUL...

9,99 €

0,75 l (13,32 €/l)

Gold

Alpha Estate Malagouzia 2025

Alpha Estate

12,99 €

15,89 €

0,75 l (17,32 €/l)

Nutrition Facts

Gold

Greece

Macedonia

Cuvée

Alpha Estate Axia Red 2022

Alpha Estate

12,95 €

14,95 €

0,75 l (17,27 €/l)

Union of Vinicultural Cooperat...

9,99 €

0,75 l (13,32 €/l)

OIL & WINE PRODUCTIONS AGRICUL...

4,99 €

0,75 l (6,65 €/l)

Gold

Alpha Estate Xinomavro Hedgehog 2022

Alpha Estate

17,99 €

19,99 €

0,75 l (23,99 €/l)

Nutrition Facts

Greece

Peloponnese

Kleoni Imiglykos Weiss

Lafkiotis S.A.

5,99 €

0,75 l (7,99 €/l)

Nutrition Facts

Greece

Peloponnese

Cuvée

Kleoni Imiglykos Rood

Lafkiotis S.A.

5,99 €

0,75 l (7,99 €/l)

Nutrition Facts

Wine regions Greece

Macedonia Peloponnese Samos

Countries of origin

Australia Argentina Chile Germany France Georgia Greece Israel Italy Luxembourg New Zealand Austria Portugal Romania Switzerland Spain South Africa Uruguay Hungary

Frequently asked questions

What makes Greek wines so special?

Greece possesses a repertoire of indigenous grape varieties that is unparalleled in Europe — Assyrtiko, Xinomavro, Malagousia, or Moschofilero grow almost nowhere else. Volcanic soils, sea breezes, and barren mountain locations shape wines with natural freshness and a distinct character.

Which Greek wine varieties should I know?

For white wine, it is worth starting with Assyrtiko (mineral, citrus-fresh) and Malagousia (aromatic, floral). For red wine, Xinomavro from Macedonia is the top choice: high acidity, firm tannins, aging potential — often compared to Barolo.

What do Greek red wines pair best with?

Greek red wines from the mainland — for example from Macedonia or the Peloponnese — often have a powerful structure and Mediterranean spice. They pair well with lamb, grilled meat, braised dishes, and spicy hard cheese.

What is Mavrodaphne, and how do you drink it?

Mavrodaphne de Patras is an oxidatively aged sweet red wine from the Peloponnese — dark, with aromas of dried plum, walnut, and dark chocolate. Best served slightly chilled (14–16 °C), neat or with blue cheese and chocolate desserts.

What is Retsina, and who is it suitable for?

Retsina is a Greek white wine flavored with pine resin — one of the oldest wine traditions in the world. The characteristic resinous tone takes some getting used to, but it pairs excellently with fatty food, seafood, and classic Greek cuisine. Serve well chilled.

How sweet is Samos wine, and what does it pair with?

Samos is a Muscat sweet wine from the island of the same name — golden yellow, with aromas of apricot, orange blossom, and honey. It pairs with baklava, crème brûlée, or ripe soft cheese, but also works well as an aperitif when well chilled.

Greek wines – authentic, versatile, and affordable

Greece is one of the oldest wine countries in the world, and you can taste it. Those who engage with Greek wines discover grape varieties that only exist here – and taste experiences that differ from everything else you have in your glass. From dry red wines with bite to sweet dessert wines with a long tradition: The range is larger than many expect.

What awaits you in the assortment

At Vinoscout, you will find eight Greek wines between 4.99 and 17.99 EUR – an honest assortment that covers the most important styles of the country. With the Alpha Estate Xinomavro Hedgehog (17.99 EUR), one of the most exciting red grape varieties of Greece is represented: Xinomavro is considered characterful, tannin-rich, and age-worthy. The Alpha Estate Malagouzia (12.99 EUR) shows the aromatic side of Greek white wines. Those looking for classics will find what they are looking for with the Samos (9.99 EUR) and the Mavrodaphne de Patras (9.99 EUR) – two sweet wines with a long history that are enjoyed for dessert or simply as they are. The Patraiki Retsina (4.99 EUR) is a true Greece classic: resinous-spicy, uncomplicated, and ideal for all who want to get to know this unmistakable style. With the Kleoni Imiglykos wines in red and white (5.99 EUR each), there are also sweet everyday wines for uncomplicated moments.

For whom is a look worth it?

Whether you are discovering Greek wines anew or are specifically looking for a certain style – the assortment offers you a good entry without great risk. Take a look and let yourself be surprised.

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