A bottle of Assyrtiko white wine from Domaine Papagiannakos with a black screw cap and white label.

Papagiannakos Assyrtiko

A pale straw-yellow color. The nose is aromatic with notes of citrus fruits like lemon and grapefruit, along with green apple and white peach. Crisp and refreshing flavors of lemon zest, green melon, and a touch of salinity. Domaine Papagiannakos is a family-owned winery with a history dating back to 1919. The winery is known for its commitment to sustainable viticulture and traditional winemaking practices. Papagiannakos focuses on producing wines that reflect the unique environment and indigenous grape varieties, with a particular emphasis on Assyrtiko.

Grape VarietalAssyrtiko

FeatureSustainable, Vegan

Country: Greece

Region: Central Greece

Appellation: Attica

Grape Profile: Assyrtiko is a white grape variety native to Greece, known for its high acidity and huge fruit flavors. Originally from the island of Santorini, Assyrtiko has found a second home in Central Greece.

Region Profile: Central Greece is a diverse wine region known for its varied environment and rich history of wine making. The influence of the Aegean Sea and the region’s mountainous terrain contribute to the unique character and complexity of the wines produced here.

Pair with: Seafood like grilled octopus, shrimp, or fish. Mediterranean cuisine like Greek salads, tzatziki, and lemon-roasted chicken. Vegetarian dishes like citrusy quinoa salad or vegetable moussaka. Soft cheeses like Feta and Kasseri.  

Map of Greece showing different wine regions, including Northern Greece, Central Greece, Southern Greece, and Aegean Islands, with color-coded regions and key grape varieties.
Map of Greece showing various wine regions, with labels and color coding for each region, including areas such as Phthiotis, Fokida, Viotia, Thiva, Pieria, and others, with arrows pointing to specific parts of the map.