[WC+ Exclusive] 2023 Domaine Douloufakis Vidiano, Crete, Greece
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[WC+ Exclusive] 2023 Domaine Douloufakis Vidiano, Crete, Greece

[WC+ Exclusive] 2023 Domaine Douloufakis Vidiano, Crete, Greece

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Country: Greece
Region: Crete (Kriti)
Appellation: PGI Crete
Grape(s): Vidiano
Wine Style: White
Composition: Single Varietal
Practices: Sustainable Viticulture, Low Intervention

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Taste Block

Tasting Notes

Aromas of ripe pear and white peach are lifted by citrus zest, white flowers, and a hint of fresh herbs. The palate is medium-bodied and rounded, balancing stone fruit richness with bright acidity and a subtle mineral edge. The finish is clean and lively, leaving a lightly aromatic, refreshing impression.

Pairing Block

Food Pairing

Vidiano from Crete offers moderate richness, balanced acidity, and a clean, gently textured profile that suits dishes with herbs, olive oil, and light to moderate weight. Its rounded yet fresh structure works naturally with grilled fish, roasted vegetables, and simple poultry preparations like lemon-roasted chicken with oregano or zucchini with olive oil and herbs. The wine’s combination of softness and lift allows it to handle lightly creamy or Mediterranean-inspired fare while maintaining clarity and poise.

Producer Block

About the Producer

Domaine Douloufakis is a family estate based in Dafnes, near Heraklion on the island of Crete, with viticultural roots dating back to the 1930s. The modern winery was established in 1993 by Nikos Douloufakis, who studied oenology in Italy before returning to Crete to build on his family’s vineyard holdings. His son, Giorgos Douloufakis, now leads the estate, continuing its evolution and contributing to the broader resurgence of Cretan wine, particularly through a renewed focus on indigenous grape varieties and the island’s historic wine culture.

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