Rhoditis is perhaps the most misunderstood Greek variety because of its presence in mass production wines. However, it is a variety that can offer excellent wines especially when talking about Rhoditis as icon R, for which Achaeon chooses fruit only from the Aleppo clone and is organically cultivated on the beautiful slopes of Aegialia at an altitude of 850 meters. With very good value for money it can take its place on our everyday table and match any dishes found in it. With a stylish look and a screw cap, you're sure to love it!

Mantinia region in central Peloponnese is the epitome of Moschofilero grape. This Moschofilero bears an aromatic Muscat-like character, with vibrant acidity, low alcohol levels and surprising freshness.

Its color is light lemon. Its aroma is full of life with fresh green fruits such as apple and pear, citrus, peach and essential notes of white flowers. In the mouth it is relatively rich in acidity that gives incredible freshness, the flavors of the fruit dominate, some soft notes of vanilla make their appearance while its aftertaste is long.

Bestsellers from the House of Wine Greek Wine 2010. Favorite white wine with exotic features that give it a new-Kosmitis profile. Intense herbal and botanical aromas combined with excellent acidity make it highly versatile in combination with food, but also very enjoyable.

Two excellent Aegean red varieties, Mavrotragano and Mandilaria, combine very nicely in a rosé wine full of vitality and fruity aromas. The Santorinian terroir endows the wine with minerality, lively acidity and brings it next to many different dishes of the Mediterranean cuisine.

Cool, pleasant and delicious white wine that disarms from the first sip. The extroverted Moschofilero meets the two most popular white international varieties, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc in an organic wine that pulsates with persistent aromas, flavors and liveliness. Worth a place at our table in winter, summer!