Bi-varietal wine, reddish in color, elegant aromatic character with hints of fresh, but dried berries to surround the soft tannins creating a perfectly balanced relationship sweetness and acidity in the mouth.

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.

Boutaris Winery celebrates its 140 years of operation with a wonderful Moschofilero from selected old vineyards on the plateau of Mantineia. Endowed with all the extroverted characteristics we have loved in this variety, it is worthy of the reputation and history of the winery in the area.

Saint Modesto is the newest creation of the Barafaka estate, whose wines are distinguished for their extroversion and expressive aromas. Its name is inspired by the church of Agios Modestos, located at the entrance of the winery. It is a very versatile wine, as it can be consumed as an aperitif but also to accompany delicious dishes of Mediterranean and Asian cuisine.

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.

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Very tasty wine with lively acidity and fruity profile, ideal to accompany light meals and snacks. Asproudes is a group of unknown varieties cultivated in the Peloponnese. Monemvasia Winery makes a great effort to identify them and promote them.