Episode 54: Ancient Greek Wines for the Modern Drinker

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Recorded09 Jul 2019

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Did you know that Greek wine varieties like Limniona date back over 3,000 years and were written about by Homer and Aristotle, but almost became extinct? In this episode, Susan Kostrzewa, Executive Editor at Wine Enthusiast, talks with Kamal Kouiri, Wine Director of Molyvos an d Ousia restaurants in New York City, about the country's oldest and most interesting ancient grapes, and tap some top protectors of vine history that are saving these national treasures.

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