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Porto Carras 2001 Château Porto Carras Red (Côtes de Meliton)

Price $30

Black and brooding, with toast and vanilla showing on the nose, followed by earth and tobacco on the palate. It’s medium-weight, slightly creamy and dense, yet with a touch of acidity on the finish to give it cut. Drink this blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Limnio now–2010. — J.C. (9/2/2004)

Porto Carras 2008 Malagauzia (Halkidiki)

Price $22

This exotic white starts with aromas of white flowers, lemon and mint, followed by fuller-bodied flavors of peach, apricot and flowers. Balanced with a viscous mouthfeel. The wine is well-suited for robust dishes—think lobster—but also adds depth to simple grilled fish. — S.K. (3/1/2011)

Porto Carras 1999 Syrah (Halkidiki)

Price $80

This is a brawny, ripe wine, with fruit flavors that veer toward prune and molasses while folding in dark earthy notes. Big and bulky, with full tannins that need 3–5 years to resolve. — J.C. (9/2/2004)

Porto Carras 2003 Blanc de Blancs White (Côtes de Meliton)

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Price $10

A light, crisp seafood white, with lemons and minerals accented by notes of paraffin. Finishes long and tart; palate-cleansing. — J.C. (9/2/2004)

Porto Carras 2001 Lidia (Côtes de Meliton)

Price $15

— J.C. (9/2/2004)

Porto Carras 2003 Regional Wine of Sithonia Malagousia (Halkidiki)

Price $20

A subtle and understated white from the Malagousia grape, with clean, fresh notes of grapefruit and a hint of green herbs. Light and tart; a good summertime quaff. — J.C. (9/2/2004)

Porto Carras 2003 Melisanthi Assyrtico (Côtes de Meliton)

Price $15

— J.C. (9/2/2004)

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Blanc de Blancs Château Porto Carras Melisanthi Regional Wine of Sithonia

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