Crete
Greece's largest island producing distinctive wines from Vidiano, Vilana, and Kotsifali indigenous grapes.
Wines from Crete
Crete (8)
Brousko Red (Bottle)
Brousko is essentially Greece's answer to Beaujolais Nouveau – young, fresh, fruit-driven, and built for Tuesday-night pasta, meze, and good company. Made from indigenous Cretan grapes.
Brousko Red (Case)
Brousko is essentially Greece's answer to Beaujolais Nouveau – young, fresh, fruit-driven, and built for Tuesday-night pasta, meze, and good company. Made from indigenous Cretan grapes.
Brousko Red (Full)
Brousko is essentially Greece's answer to Beaujolais Nouveau – young, fresh, fruit-driven, and built for Tuesday-night pasta, meze, and good company. Made from indigenous Cretan grapes.
Brousko Red (Half)
Brousko is essentially Greece's answer to Beaujolais Nouveau – young, fresh, fruit-driven, and built for Tuesday-night pasta, meze, and good company. Made from indigenous Cretan grapes.
Brousko White (Bottle)
Vilana is Crete's most important white grape and one of the most underrated whites. Floral, pear-forward, and bright enough to pair with seafood, salads, or an afternoon in the sun.
Brousko White (Case)
Vilana is Crete's most important white grape and one of the most underrated whites. Floral, pear-forward, and bright enough to pair with seafood, salads, or an afternoon in the sun.
Brousko White (Full)
Vilana is Crete's most important white grape and one of the most underrated whites. Floral, pear-forward, and bright enough to pair with seafood, salads, or an afternoon in the sun.
Brousko White (Half)
Vilana is Crete's most important white grape and one of the most underrated whites. Floral, pear-forward, and bright enough to pair with seafood, salads, or an afternoon in the sun.