The large wooden barrels that were traditionally used in Santorini were called Αfoura. This exceptional Santorini expression of Anhydrous, signed by Apostolos Mountrihas, has matured in such barrels. Having acquired a mature and complex character and capturing with great precision the special characteristics of the island, it has already won a place among the great Santorinian Wines.

A white wine made for the summer greek table. The lemony minerality of Assyrtiko acquires smoky notes from the oak barrel and elevates any summer seafood dish grilled over coals.

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.

Gentle nose full of minerality and the characteristic, for Assyrtiko of Santorini, flint. Notes of ripe stone fruit and tart citrus. Mouth rich, exuberant with finesse and razor sharp acidity. Long aftertaste with saltiness and minerality. Decanting into a carafe is recommended to allow the wine to breathe and open up in order to bring out its complex character.

Haridimos Hatzidakis intervenes as little as possible in this wine of very small production, trying to capture as clearly as possible what the land of Santorini can offer. Organically grown grapes, indigenous yeasts, minimal intervention philosophy in the winery and a wonderful expression of the uniqueness of the island's terroir.