The Legend of COMMANDARIA

Wine tasters typically describe a wine in terms of its bouquet of aromas, mouth characteristics and aftertaste. None of these, however, can catch the sensation felt by a wine lover mindful that the wine in his glass was praised by poets and celebrities through the ages; a wine known to Homer, the author of Iliad and Odyssey , and to Euripides , the 5th century BC Athenian tragedian, who called it Nama , divine inspiration; a wine chosen by the Church Fathers to represent Christ's blood, and prai