🇬🇷 GreeceMineral whitesVinsanto (sweet)

Santorini

Volcanic island whites of piercing acidity and salt.

On this windswept volcanic island, ancient Assyrtiko vines are trained into low basket shapes (kouloura) to protect the grapes from wind and sun. Ungrafted and often over a century old, they give intensely mineral, saline whites.

Country

Greece

Climate

Hot, windy and dry, volcanic soils

Key grapes

Assyrtiko

Areas to know

4

Areas to know

Sub-regions and appellations you'll see on the label.

  • Pyrgos

    High village, fine Assyrtiko

  • Megalochori

    Old basket-trained kouloura vines

  • Vinsanto

    Sweet wine from sun-dried grapes

  • Nykteri

    Traditional oak-aged, fuller style

Grapes

What goes into the bottle — tap for tasting notes.

Food pairing

Local classics and safe bets.

  • Grilled octopus
  • Fava
  • Seafood
  • Feta

Say it at the table

“Santorini Assyrtiko grows in volcanic ash on vines woven into baskets — bone dry, citrusy and salty like the sea.”

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