Red grape

Vasilaki

Imbros's Unique Variety

Vasilaki is grown in Gökçeada, Imbros and Aegean Islands.

Tastes of
red fruit, herbs, mediterranean notes and fresh
Goes with
island seafood, light grilled fish and fresh mezze

Where it grows

Gökçeada, Imbros and Aegean Islands

The story

Vasilaki is unique to Gökçeada (Imbros)—Turkey's largest Aegean island.

Insider story

Gökçeada was Greek until 1923. Vasilaki may have Greek origins.

Only a handful of producers grow it.

Technical deep dive

Aromatic wines with island character.

Flavor profile: citrus, herbs, saline, Mediterranean notes.

Industry secrets

Vasilaki is among Turkey's rarest grapes.

Island terroir provides uniqueness.

For collectors

Investment grade D

Auction records
No auction market
Blue-chip producers
  • Gökçeada Winery
Value picks
Gökçeada Vasilaki ($20-35)
Price trend
Stable.
Collector’s tip
Buy for island uniqueness.

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