A blanc de noirs (white wine from red grapes) from the rare Chidiriotiko grape. White Methymnaeos is rich with 'hot' alcohol and a strong minerality. An organic wine standing out because of its rarity and distinct character. Those of you looking for yet another Malagouzia please turn page...

A light and cool white wine for every moment. Subtle flavors, beautiful acidity and limitless combinations margins and light-spirited Greek flavors create one of his favorite island (and not only) our white etiketes.

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.

It is known that Crete hides many wine treasures! This rare expression of the Thrapsathiri variety makes us talk about another Cretan grape that will concern us a lot in the future. With this rich, fatty and exotic wine, Idea Winery brings to our glass another little diamond with a unique character.

The Goustolidi was born in the Ionian Sea. It grew up in Zakynthos. In the hands of the Grampsas brothers, the rare variety Goustolidi shows that it i can stand on its own and rebirth its history. A pleasant suprise from a wellbalanced wine in the mouth.

A native variety that occurs in the region of Ilia with strange names and strange character. Tinaktorogos claims its name because it shakes some of the flowers off during the flowering season thus offering a significantly lower yield, but at the same time giving this fascinating and very rare white wine. A well kept secret of the Peloponnese worth trying.

The Manousaki winery brings to our glasses an unexpectedly delicious and fresh white organic wine, utilizing a red Cretan variety, Romeiko, and manages to draw our attention to a grape that until now was difficult to come to the fore.

An exploration of the potential of a Salt Moschofilero forward The indigenous variety that one can be seen through modern 'look', is the effort of George Skouras. Fermentation with isolated laboratory 'wild' yeasts, beautifully expressed bud, varietal character and complexity where the variety has accustomed us, raise the bar very high.

An amazing Assyrtiko from Crete and the Manousaki winery in Chania with excellent value for money. The lively fruity profile, its refreshing acidity but also the oiliness that it acquires during the 4-month maturation on its wine lees (sur lie) make it one of the most 'friendly' Assyrtika of the Greek vineyard while at the same time it has the mineral elements and the structure. of a more 'strict' wine.

The varelato Thrapsathiri the varietal of wine is yellow pear aromas of green apple, orange, with hints of vanilla and distinct aromas of barrel. Cool and crisp flavor, excellent acidity and a spicy and fruity aftertaste, is wine that can accompany a wide range of dishes.

Vidiano is considered to be the next big thing in the Greek market. This indigenous Cretan variety bears a Marsanne/Roussanne-like character, reminiscent of apricots, pears, vanilla notes with an oily-soft texture.

One of the most sought after Greek white wines, due to low production and large fan club. The only Greek label based variety Roussanne from the Rhone in France, is a complex and powerful wine that accompanies grilled seafood with unparalleled mastery!

Wonderful combination of the popular Sauvignon Blanc with the rare Wash in a wine that pulsates with liveliness with fresh fruity aromas and flavors and irresistible taste. A wine from Crete that unlocks the gifts of both varieties, offering us endless moments of enjoyment.

Two local winemakers, Manolis Vavoulas and Nikos Gryllis, put Lipsi on the wine map of Greece when in 2013 they joined forces and created the Lipsi winery with the aim of producing wines that match and highlight their place. Here we have a white wine from three predominantly Aegean varieties, the red Fokiano (followed by white vinification) and the white Assyrtiko and Athiri, which stands out both for its charming fruity profile and its cool and delicious taste.

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.