Santorini's Assyrtiko Harvest Collapsed to 500 Tons
Santorini's Assyrtiko harvest has plummeted to just 500 tons, a catastrophic drop that's set to reverberate through the wine trade. Assyrtiko, one of Greece's most celebrated white varietals, commands strong prices internationally, so the shortfall will likely squeeze supplies for importers and retailers who depend on Greek stock. Producers and merchants planning their autumn orders should brace for availability issues and potential price hikes.
Originally published by Vinetur
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