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Why do we love it?

Naoussa 2011 by Boutari is a true milestone—not only for Greek wine but for Naoussa itself, as it was among the first official bottlings (in fact, the first Greek bottled red PDO wine ever produced)! Add to that the magical vintage of 2011 and 14 years of aging, and you understand we’re talking about a unique red, ready to impress even the most demanding palates.

When we talk about Xinomavro, we talk about Naoussa. And when we talk about Naoussa, it’s almost impossible not to think of Boutari. With unparalleled expertise—borderline PhD-level—in Xinomavro, Boutari is a true benchmark for the region.

Naoussa 2011 Boutari comes from meticulously selected vineyard plots within the PDO Naoussa zone, expressing the pure typicity of Xinomavro. After classic red vinification and fermentation, it matures for 12 months in French oak barrels, gaining complexity and depth.

This is the wine that will elevate your traditional tomato-based stews and show you just how seductive Xinomavro becomes with age!

Tastes Like

On the nose, it bursts with expressive aromas of dried cherry, strawberry, and fig, alongside notes of sun-dried tomato and olive paste. Spices like clove, cinnamon, star anise, tea leaves, and dried mushrooms add layers of complexity.

On the palate, it offers medium to full body and refreshing acidity, with ripe, silky tannins. Sun-dried tomato, black tea, dried fig, cherry, oak, and pepper come together in a balanced, highly expressive profile.

Aroma
Body
Acidity
Aromas
dried cherry, strawberry, fig, sun-dried tomato, olive paste, clove, cinnamon, star anise, tea leaves, dried mushrooms
Technical stuff
Color Red
Type Dry
Year 2011
Alcohol 12%
Origin Naoussa, Greece
Variety Xinomavro
Bottle Size 750ml
Barrique 12 months
Serving temperature 16–18°C
Aging 5-10 years
Closure Cork
Organic No

PAIR IT

Pair it with lamb shank baked with tomato and herbs, slow-cooked beef with eggplants, or classic spaghetti with bolognese sauce.

Beef stew with smoked eggplant cream

For the stew
700g beef for stew
2 onions
2 cloves garlic
1 tablespoon tomato paste
400 g concasse tomatoes
1 teaspoon of sugar
500 ml beef stock
1 cinnamon stick
4 berries of allspice
½ teaspoon cumin
1 teaspoon of fresh thyme
40 ml of extra virgin olive oil
Freshly ground pepper
Salt

For smoked eggplant cream
3 eggplants (400 g eggplant puree)
30 g flour
50 g butter
350 ml. lukewarm milk
Nutmeg
Salt

For the smoked eggplant cream:

Pierce the eggplants with a fork and char them on an open fire or on the grill until soft. When ready, put them in a strainer and leave them until you prepare the bechamel.

In a heated saucepan, add the butter and once melted, add the flour by stirring constantly, until it gets a light brown color. Then add the milk and reduce the heat, while stirring until it thickens. At the same time, peel the eggplants, mush them with a fork and add them into the bechamel. Finally, add pepper, nutmeg and salt. Stir for about 2 minutes and remove from heat.

For the stew:

Chop the onions and garlic. In a large, deep frying pan, sautée the meat in olive oil, a few pieces at a time, to keep the oil temperature high. Once it is evenly browned add the onions and garlic.

Add the spices, tomato paste, sugar, salt, pepper and finally the tomatoes. Simmer for about 1 hour or until the meat has softened and the sauce has thickened.

Serve by placing the eggplant cream topped with the beef stew and the luscious sauce.

Recipe Notes:

- Beware, do not burn eggplants because they will acquire a strong, heavy taste
- We can use cream instead of milk for a richer taste
- Adjust the spices and their quantities according to your preference


 

Eva Monochari

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Naoussa 2011 - Boutaris Winery

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Aroma
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Aromas
dried cherry, strawberry, fig, sun-dried tomato, olive paste, clove, cinnamon, star anise, tea leaves, dried mushrooms

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