Greek wine
Since ancient times an important part of the Greek economy was the trade of agricultural products. Greek wine had a leading role in exports to the Mediterranean as well as the Black Sea.
In Greece there are many wine regions such as the Peloponnese, Crete, Evea, Macedonia, Thessaly, Thrace, as well as the islands of the Aegean and Ionian Sea and the Dodecanese.
Grape varieties grown in Greece
Greek red varieties
Agianniotiko Agiorgitiko Agoumastos Aidani black Athiri black Avgoustiatis Vaftra Verjami Vlachiko Voidomatis Gikopati Diminitis Zalovitiko Thiako Thrapsa Kolindrino Kolliniatiko Kontokladi Korfiatis Kotsifali Krassato Ladikino Limnio Liatiko Mandilari Mavrodaphne Mavrotragano Mavroudi Arachova Black Kalavrytiko Black Mesenikolas Muscat Hamburg Black Muscat Moschofilero (gives white wine) Moschomavro Negkoska Xinomavro Pamiti Patrinos Petrokoritho Potamisio Refosko Roditis Red Robola Romeiko Skylopnichtis Smirneiko Stavroto Sikiotis Tsardana Fidia Fileri Fokiano Chondromavro
International red varieties in Greece
Greek white varieties
Agoumastos Aidani Athiri Arkadino Asprouda Assirtiko Avgoulato Valaitis Vardea Vilana Vidiano Volitsa Vossos Gaidouria Glikasprouda Goustolidi Dafni Doubrena White Zakinthinos Zoumiatiko Thrapsathiri Kakotrigis Karidato Katsano Kozanitis Kontokladi Korithi White Koukouli Kidonitsa Lagorthi Malagouzia Malvasia di Candia Aromatica Maloukato Monemvasia Muscat of Alexandria Muscat White Muscat White (of Spina) Batiki Migdalis Debina Paulos Petroulianos Plyto Roditis Rozaki Rokaniaris Savatiano Savatiano Skiadopoulos Sultana Tachtas Tsaousi
International white varieties in Greece
