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Renée Sferrazza

Toronto
As seen in: CHCH-TV (Hamilton, ON), Cityline, Foodism (Toronto), Rogers Sports & Media, NOW Toronto, HOLR Magazine, ADDICTED, Elle Gourmet, Monarch Wine
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An Illustrated Journey Through One of Greece’s Oldest Wine Regions

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By Renée Sferrazza
| Monarch Wine
Photography Courtesy of PDO Handakas–Candia Sometimes the best way to understand a wine region is simply to see it. Journey through PDO Handakas–Candia with this curated collection of photographs celebrating the landscapes, vineyards and history that continue to shape one of Greece’s oldest wine regions. The vineyards of Handakas–Candia climb dramatic mountain slopes throughout central Crete, with many reaching elevations of nearly 700 metres above sea level.
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Understanding PDO Handakas–Candia: A Modern Expression of One of Europe’s Oldest Wine Regions

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By Renée Sferrazza
| Monarch Wine
Among Greece’s many historic wine regions, few combine ancient viticultural heritage with modern precision as successfully as PDO Handakas–Candia. Officially established in 2011 within the Regional Unit of Heraklion, the appellation represents an important chapter in the continuing evolution of Cretan wine, preserving indigenous grape varieties while showcasing the remarkable terroir that has supported viticulture on the island for millennia.
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The Wine Roads of Crete: A Journey Through Greece’s Oldest Vineyard

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By Renée Sferrazza
| ADDICTED
There are few places in the world where history, food and wine feel as inseparable as they do on the island of Crete. Long before your first glass is poured, the journey begins with the landscape. Mountain villages cling to rugged hillsides, olive groves stretch toward the sea and vineyards appear around winding roads that have been travelled for thousands of years. Many visitors arrive dreaming of turquoise beaches and whitewashed villages. They leave talking about the wine.
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