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.

A top red wine, resulting from three relatively unknown Greek varieties with a great history and an even more dynamic. Velvety and robust at the same time, it is a wine that will maximize style and fun to any meat eating quality.

Interesting red wine from Santorini with many intriguing aromatic and taste dimensions. Powerful and exuberant, it is highly recommended for those looking for something different in Greek red varietals.

Two Aegean varieties, Mandilaria and Mavrotragano, combine their talents and offer us a delicious and easy-to-drink red wine from Santorini, at a price rarely found on the island. After all, it bears the signature of one of the country's most prestigious producers.

A stunning wine with a deep ruby ​​color, aromas of cherry and cherry with hints of tobacco and oak, with a remarkable variety for body, balanced with a long and pleasant aftertaste typical of poikilias.

Α second reading of the Santorini "book" hides many more priceless treasures beyond Assyrtiko . Mavrotragano is one of the most exciting red varieties of the Greek vineyard, with Gavalas Estate capturing the spicy and robust character of the variety with this super-premium vinification. Be patient and let it age in your cellar for a few years.

Wonderful marriage of Mandilaria with Mavrotragano by the hand of Apostolos Mountrichas who uses fruit from the dry, low yielding vineyards locates at Pyrgos of Santorini. A wine with deep fruit, botanical elements and very well worked tannins that proves that Santorini can give great red wines.

A wonderful and 'dobro' rosé wine from Tinos, where two rare red varieties are masterfully combined, Mavrotragano and Augoustiatis, giving us generous notes of coolness and fruity flavors. The wine comes from vineyards at an altitude of 400 - 450 meters, with low acreage yields, ferments with native yeasts and matures on its mud for two months acquiring an unusually philosophical character for rosé wine!

The two red varieties of Santorini, Mandilaria and Mavrotragano are vinified and aged in French oak barrels for 12 months. One of the best value for money wines in Santorini. Served at 18oC.

Strong and intense red wine, with noticeable minerality and a spicy finish. This is not a classic island red wine, but an interesting and multidimensional red proposal from a top Santorini winemaker.