Domaine Skouras Moschofilero (Peloponnese, GR)
Domaine Skouras Moschofilero (Peloponnese, GR)
Tasting Notes:
Elegant and aromatic with notes of white flowers, citrus and a hint of spice. Light-bodied and crisp, with bright acidity and a refined, dry finish.
Similar To:
Think a more structured Pinot Grigio with floral lift — delicate, dry and refreshing.
Pair With:
Seafood, salads, light mezze, grilled vegetables
About the Wine:
A refined expression of Moschofilero, showing freshness, precision and subtle complexity from one of Greece’s leading producers.
Why We Love It:
More restrained and elegant — a beautiful step up for those who enjoy aromatic whites with finesse.
This is Moschofilero with a little more polish — still fragrant and expressive, but with a refined edge that makes it feel quietly sophisticated.
At a Glance
Style: Light-bodied, aromatic, crisp white
Varietal(s): Moschofilero
Region: Peloponnese, Greece
Best For: Aperitif, seafood, refined dining, something different
Serve: Well chilled
Tasting Notes
Delicate aromas of white flowers, citrus peel and subtle spice lead into a crisp, dry palate. Light-bodied with bright acidity, showing fine citrus and floral notes with a clean, elegant finish.
What It’s Similar To
Think: A more structured Pinot Grigio with floral lift, or a drier, more restrained Riesling style.
About the Varietal
Moschofilero is known for its floral aromatics, bright acidity and light body. It produces wines that are fresh, expressive and highly food-friendly, particularly suited to lighter dishes.
About the Region — Peloponnese
The Peloponnese offers diverse vineyard sites, including higher-altitude areas that help retain freshness and enhance aromatics in varietals like Moschofilero.
Food Pairing
Pair with:
Seafood and shellfish
Light mezze
Grilled vegetables
Fresh salads
At Elaia, this pairs beautifully with lighter, refined dishes and shared plates.
How It Compares
Compared to the Semeli Mantinia, this is more restrained and structured, with less overt perfume and a slightly more refined, mineral edge.
Producer Story
Domaine Skouras is one of Greece’s most respected wineries, known for producing wines that combine traditional varietals with precision, structure and modern winemaking techniques.
Why We Love It
We love this for its elegance — it’s aromatic, but composed, making it a perfect choice for those who prefer a more refined style.
If You Like This, Try...
If you like this, try Semeli Thea Mantinia for a more expressive, floral style
For more texture and body, try Vilana / Vidiano from Crete
A Little More To Know
Occasion: Aperitif, refined dining, warm afternoons
Serving tip: Serve well chilled to highlight its delicate aromatics
Interesting note: Moschofilero is naturally pink-skinned, contributing to its unique aromatic profile