All Greek, All the Time — And It Works
· Johns Creek · Mediterranean/Greek · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed November 7, 2026 · How we review
RagingWine reviewed Santorini Greek Restaurant’s wine list and gave it The Wild Card — RagingWine’s Vibe-Check rating. How RagingWine reviews wine lists →
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Nine wines. All Greek. Zero apologies. The list at Santorini Johns Creek doesn't waste your time with obligatory Cabernet or a token Pinot Grigio — it commits fully to the Aegean and dares you to come along. That kind of confidence in a suburban Johns Creek restaurant is rarer than you'd think.
Every bottle on this list is Greek, which is either a dealbreaker or the whole point — we're firmly in the latter camp. You get two Assyrtikos (Gaia and Alpha Estate), two Moscofilero options (Skouras and Gaia), a Nemea St. George from Skouras for the red wine crowd, and the accessible Zoe Zoe lineup covering rosé, white, and red. The Alpha Estate Assyrtiko at $80 is the only bottle that breaks from the uniform $45 tier, suggesting the list was curated with intentional entry-level and step-up options. Gaps exist — no aged reds, no Xinomavro, nothing from Crete — but for what it is, the curation is coherent.
Eight of the nine wines are available by the glass at a flat $12, which makes this an easy place to explore. That flat pricing removes all the mental math and lets you work through the list one pour at a time — try the Moscofilero, then pivot to the Notios Red without committing to a bottle. The only bottle locked out of glass pours is the Alpha Estate Assyrtiko, which makes sense given the $80 price point.
The Bottom Line
Santorini Johns Creek isn't trying to be a wine destination, but its all-Greek list is focused enough to actually teach you something about the country's grapes — and at $45 across most of the board, you can experiment without stress. If you've never had Moscofilero or Agiorgitiko, this is a low-stakes place to start. Send a curious friend; skip it if they insist on Malbec.
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Zoe - Rose $12.00/glass $45.00/bottle Ripe cherries, raspberries, rose petals, citrus • Food pairing: Grilled fish and salad.
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$12.00 / glass · $45.00 / bottle
Zoe - White $12.00/glass $45.00/bottle Fresh flowers, citrus fruit, mint and jasmine, lemon, grapefruit, and ginger • Food pairing: Roasted chicken, grilled vegetables, soups and salads, gyros (yeeros).
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$12.00 / glass · $45.00 / bottle
Skouras - Moscofilero $12.00/glass $45.00/bottle light and fresh-white flowers, and honeysuckle, citrus fruits, and lime • Food pairing: Seafood, acidic sauce, tzatziki, yogurt, hummus, grilled chicken, salad.
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$12.00 / glass · $45.00 / bottle
Gaia Assyvrtiko $12.00/glass $45.00/bottle Fruity with a bouquet of honeysuckle and citrus fruit • Food pairing: With seafood and light appetizers.
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$12.00 / glass · $45.00 / bottle
Alpha Estate - Assyvrtiκο $80.00/bottle Strong citrus flair of lemons, lemon zest and lime, and orange blossoms • Food pairing: Salads, grilled octopus, chicken, lemon potatoes.
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$80.00 / bottle
Skouras - Nemea St George (Red) $12.00/glass $45.00/bottle Blackberries, mulberries, raspberries, strawberries, cinnamon • Food pairing: Beef, lamb.
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$12.00 / glass · $45.00 / bottle
Gaia Notios (Red) $12.00/glass $45.00/bottle Blackberry, cinnamon, spice, and red berries • Food pairing: Meat dishes.
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$12.00 / glass · $45.00 / bottle
Gaia Moscofilero $12.00/glass $45.00/bottle Dry white wine, floral and fruity, hint of rose petal and spice • Food pairing: Seafood, chicken, salad.
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$12.00 / glass · $45.00 / bottle
Zoe Red $12.00/glass $45.00/bottle
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$12.00 / glass · $45.00 / bottle
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ARI is a genuinely fun wine wildcard — a Korean BBQ spot that takes its beverage program seriously enough to include both Twomey and Omija berry wine on the same list. The markups get steep in spots, but the by-the-glass selection is wide and the Korean wines are worth exploring. If you're going for the BBQ, start with the Bokbunja or grab a bottle of The Show Malbec and let the grill do the rest.
Small but Thoughtful
Steep
Basic Stemmed
Rotating Cast
Set & Forget
Acceptable
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Le Mekong clearly puts its energy into the kitchen, not the wine cellar — and that's probably the right call. If you're eating here, grab the Cono Sur Pinot Noir or the J Lohr Riesling and focus on the food. Don't come here for the wine list; come here despite it.
Grocery Store
Fair
Basic Stemmed
Rotating Cast
Set & Forget
Acceptable
· Johns Creek · Mediterranean/Greek/Middle Eastern
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Solid Range
Fair
Basic Stemmed
Rotating Cast
Set & Forget
Acceptable
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Crowd Pleasers
Fair
Basic Stemmed
Rotating Cast
Set & Forget
Acceptable
Avalon · Johns Creek · Wine Bar / New American
CRÚ is doing something right in the sparkling department — a Champagne and bubbly selection this broad is rare in Johns Creek, and it earns the place real credit. The markups run steep across the board and the still wine list plays it very safe, but if you're meeting friends for a bottle of bubbles before dinner, this is a legitimate destination. Go in with the sparkling list in mind and you'll leave happy.
Crowd Pleasers
Steep
Basic Stemmed
Rotating Cast
Set & Forget
Acceptable
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Pasta Vino isn't trying to be a wine destination, and that's fine — it's a neighborhood Italian with a list that actually makes sense for the room. Pricing is fair across the board, the by-the-glass program gives you real options, and the Italian selections (especially the Chianti duo and the Lugana) show some genuine thought. Send a friend here for dinner knowing they'll drink well without overpaying.
Crowd Pleasers
Fair
Basic Stemmed
Willing but Green
Set & Forget
Acceptable
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