George Karamitros, using the Charmat method, creates an unusual rosé sparkling wine from the rare Limniona variety in its special homeland, Karditsa. As a variety, it demonstrates aristocratic elegance in mild rosé and red wines. The same happens in a sparkling wine with a distinct grace that is capable of converting and proving the opposite to any "snob" of wine.

A very tasty rosé with a spicy taste and pleasant aromas of red fruits deriving from a very original combination of varieties, the white Malagouzia and the red Mandilaria and Grenache Rouge. It fits with the same ease both on the everyday and on the most festive table.

Limniona and Syrah combine very nicely in a rich rosé wine with aromas of dark fruits and soft tannins. A culinary versatile rosé, with a modern look that can stand next to complex dishes from the cuisines of the world.

Three indigenous varieties, Agiorgitiko, Limniona and Mavroudi wear their extroverted costume and give us a luscious rosé wine with very nice aromas of fruits and flowers and a refreshing taste. A wine that can stand with equal ease on the everyday as well as on a festive table. It is also very pleasant as an aperitif.

At winery Vourvoukeli they invest in the indigenous varieties, trying to revive the historical vineyard of the area and to put the area back on the wine map of Greece. Pamidi is one of the red varieties of Thrace that is used especially in recent years, giving very interesting wines such as this rosé version from Abdera with its bright fruit and charming character. It is a wine that suits all hours of the day and all seasons.