The ‘new kid on the block’ in terms of exciting varietals, Malagousia from Alpha estate is appealing due to its stone fruit, botanical and flowery character, being a great alternative to international aromatic grape varieties.

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.

Rich, barrel but also elegant Chardonnay from Messinia. Particularly tasty example of the variety with plenty of tropical and white flesh fruits that lure you to exotic destinations. A 'tool' for the table, as it can accompany a refined fish dish as easily as a lamb in the oven.

An elegant single vineyard retsina from Savvatiano by Anastasia Frangou that will convince you that 'new age' retsina are great wines.The exotic fruity features that combine beautifully with those of resin, and the rich and fresh taste at the same time will accompany perfectly fine dishes of fish and white meat.

One of the very good and popular Greek Merlot, deep, complex and velvety. Fresh aromas of dark fruit, soft tannins and a pleasant long and characterize a great Greek red wine.

The most talked about grape of the Cretan vineyard, Vidiano, meets the Aegean Athiri, in an attractive wine with a charming fruity aroma and liveliness, able to stand next to all the dishes of Greek cuisine based on seafood, vegetables and white

The combination of varieties Cabernet, Merlot and Syrah Iliostalachto gives a bright red color and a delicious taste on the palate.

Wonderful and very special expression of Moschofileros that raises the variety to many levels. 100 is the days the marcs are left to come in contact with the must, giving an almost red wine with strong aromas of rose petals and jam and soft tannins. Its complex structure makes it ideal to accompany dishes that traditionally go well with red wines.

Asyrtiko has overwhelmed the Greek vineyard and it seems to be doing well in most areas! The vineyard of Attica is definitely the case and it is proved by Asyrtiko Vasilis Papayannakos, a wine that 'carries all the attributes of the variety. Vivid acidity, lemon fragrances and mineral elements. With the most affordable Asyrtiko of Santorini costing almost double the price, this wine is excellent value for money.

An ‘orange’ and ‘natural’ wine from Roditi with the signature of Nikos Karatzas, which raises the bar of wines of this style very high. The grapes come from old vineyards and are picked bit by bit. The fermentation is done with the native doughs in a clay amphora and the juice ferments and remains with the marcs for 30 days, acquiring a deep color but also rich and intensely aromatic and tasty characteristics. It then matures for 6 months with the wine sludge in the amphorae. No additions are made, while all work is done manually. This is an exciting gastronomic wine and definitely a suggestion that will make you love wines of this style.

The old variety of Crete here gives the best of himself: wine with aromas of citrus, apple and pear, yellow color, good acidity and pleasant spirtoza, long aftertaste, can accompany excellent seafood and cheese, but every time our glass.

Nikos Karatzas's 'grace' arrived to Crete! There, in the area of ​​Heraklion, he chooses Vidiano grapes from mountainous vineyards, manufactures them with mastery in three different types of pots, amphoras, inox tanks and new barrels. It is a stylish Vidano, with a nice fruit and a pretty mineral character that expresses the charm of the variety.

The Troupi winery goes even further than Moschofilero! It takes fruit from the Katarachi area at an altitude of 640 meters, ferments part of the wine in stainless steel tanks and the rest in old barrels of acacia and oak and then all the wine matures for a few months in concrete tanks, while bottled without bottles. The excellent raw material, the complex way of vinification but also the combination of four different fermentation and maturation vessels lead to an extremely complex and enjoyable Moschofilero that can be developed for a few years in the bottle.

The blend of Asyrtiko and Sauvignon Blanc has given some of the most charming and most sought-after Greek wines. Here, this brand new wine from the also new Akratos winery in Halkidiki, in which Asyrtiko dominates with 70%, will end the cracker. Its creators have the patience and keep an aromatic wine for almost a year at the winery to acquire the sophistication and finesse that we rarely find in such exotic wines.

A northern Greek Asyrtiko with quite fruity features that closes the eye to Santorini with a lively mineral character and high acidity. The Akratos winery is an entirely new effort in Halkidiki, judging from this exceptional and complex Asyrtiko that comes in the early years of the winery, the continuity is exciting!