Agiorgitiko of Gaia was born with the logic of the 'second label' applied for many years by the big French and Italian wine houses. It presents a particularly good quality-price ratio and is generally a good and profitable opportunity to put a 'mini' Gaia Estate on your table at a particularly attractive price.

'Kleftes' is one of the first wines released in Greece without sulfur, already in 2009, long before the talk of natural wines in our country began. It remains one of the most remarkable representatives of this style of wine, with rich fruit and mineral elements, but also a proven ability to evolve over time. The Savatiano proves once again that it is a great variety, even through this demanding and risky way of vinification.

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.

The beautiful aromas of spices, dark fruits and chocolate on the nose, the pleasant tannins, the right acidity in the mouth and the good aftertaste make up one of the very typical and beloved wines of Nemea that is enjoyed fresh or can be aged for 4-5 years in bottle.