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Boutari

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Boutari is a Greek wine producer founded in 1879 by Yiannis Boutari in Naoussa, a historic viticultural area in Macedonia. The company became closely associated with Xinomavro, the indigenous red grape central to the Naoussa appellation, and helped introduce Greek regional wines to international markets. Its portfolio has also drawn from other Greek wine regions and native grape varieties, making it relevant to drinkers exploring the country's diverse winemaking traditions.

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What grape is Boutari best known for?

Boutari is closely associated with Xinomavro, the indigenous red grape of Naoussa in northern Greece. Xinomavro wines are known for their acidity, tannin, and savory character.

Where was Boutari founded?

Yiannis Boutari founded the company in Naoussa in 1879. Naoussa is a historic viticultural area in Macedonia, Greece.

Does Boutari make only red wine?

No. Although Boutari is strongly linked with Xinomavro reds, its range also includes wines from other Greek regions and grape varieties.

Why is Boutari important in Greek wine?

Boutari helped bring regional Greek wines, including Naoussa Xinomavro, to a wider audience. Its long history connects traditional Greek varieties with modern commercial wine production.

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