The 'sweetness' of Agiorgitiko highlights characteristic red fruits, such as sour cherry and black cherry in a very ripe version - almost jam. The barrel enhances the complexity, imparting aromas of vanilla and cocoa, while in the background, some hints of milk chocolate, mint and animal notes emerge. In the mouth, the acidity of the wine lends freshness, with the red fruit appearing less ripe and the barrel "dominating" the aftertaste.

Mavroudi, one of the oldest Greek varieties is since 1995 a field of study for the Tsantali family which recognizing its potential, revives the grapes in the Maronite vineyard. The Adamasto is a rare varietal expression of the variety with emphasis on red fruits, sweet spices and soft, almost velvety mouth.

A beautiful combination of Agiorgitiko and Mavroudi in a wine from Laconia, which bases its charm on the maturity and finesse that time gifted to it, as it is already on the market with many years behind it. The ideal choice for those who love 'aged' wines.