It’s been 30 years since Jake Lorenzo last visited Greece, yet it remains one of my favorite places on earth. First off, it is simply gorgeous. It is also the cradle of Western culture and democracy with some of the most iconic buildings in history. Rising out of crystal clear turquoise seas, the windswept white rock islands are populated with olive trees, goats and some of the nicest people on the planet. Some islands grow grapes as well, and the Greeks have been making wine for more than 6,500 years. Nowadays, Greece is making wonderful wines, especially their white wines, but back when this detective spent a month sampling their wares, the choices were less exciting. You could purchase liter bottles of the very basic Domestica in ...