Producers
7 Greek wineries worth knowing.
Alpha Estate
Amyndeon, Macedonia · founded 1997
A high-altitude Xinomavro specialist producing some of Greece's most age-worthy red wines from the volcanic soils of the Florina zone in northern Macedonia.
Argyros Estate
Santorini · founded 1903
One of Santorini's oldest estates with ancient ungrafted Assyrtiko vines. Produces Cuvée Monsignori from pre-phylloxera vines — among the most complex Assyrtikos made.
Boutari
Naoussa, Macedonia · founded 1879
Greece's most respected multi-regional producer, championing Assyrtiko in Santorini and Xinomavro in Naoussa with quality and consistency across the range.
Domaine Sigalas
Santorini · founded 1991
Benchmark producer of Santorini Assyrtiko, known for wines of remarkable mineral precision. The Kavalieros single-vineyard wine is among Greece's finest whites.
Gaia Wines
Santorini · founded 1994
Pioneer of the modern Greek wine renaissance, producing Assyrtiko from Santorini and Agiorgitiko from Nemea. The Thalassitis is among the world's greatest mineral whites.
Ktima Gerovassiliou
Epanomi, Thessaloniki · founded 1986
Evangelos Gerovassiliou's estate put Greek fine wine on the map, producing benchmark Assyrtiko and Malagousia and reviving the indigenous Xinomavro grape.
Sigalas
Ia, Santorini · founded 1991
The flagship producer of Santorini Assyrtiko, with old-vine basket-trained vines on volcanic ash producing intensely mineral white wines of extraordinary precision.
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Greece wine FAQ
How many wine regions does Greece have?
SomeWine tracks 5 wine regions in Greece, alongside 7 producers.
What are the oldest wineries in Greece?
Among those tracked, the longest-running are Boutari (1879), Argyros Estate (1903), Ktima Gerovassiliou (1986), Domaine Sigalas (1991), Sigalas (1991), Gaia Wines (1994).