The more 'sophisticated' of the white wines made by the hands of Apostolos Mountrichas comes to an exclusive use by House of Wine. The 'Slopes of Eagles' is an original blend of Malagouzia and Sauvignon Blanc, that showcases great finesse and elegance from both varieties. A short pass in french oak barriques before bottling, brings aromatic maturity, a rounder body, and just a "magical touch" from the oak's sweet aromatics.

Fresh expression of the rare Mavrokountoura bottled in Plagies Gerakion rose. It is best described as nuanced and dense aromatically with very crisp, fresh red fruit both on the nose and palate. Dried meditteranean herbs keep us intrigued as the refreshing acidity keeps the flavours in high spirit through a delightful finish.

A rare wine and delicate floral aromas. The fragrant variety Gewurztraminer "migrate" from Alsace in Euboea, to give us a fine, aromatic wine that plays games with the beautiful smell and taste our every delectable mouthful ...

It is known that Apostolos Mountrichas is inspired by the wines of the Rhone and has given us great Syrah. This time he tackles the white Viognier variety, creating an exceptional expression that has nothing to envy from Condrieu's coveted wines. With wonderful dense fruit and unexpectedly high for the data of the variety, acidity will not leave anyone unmoved.

With a light salmon color, fragrant elegant nose with aromas of pink rose, turmeric, sweet grape and citrus notes on its background, while the mouth is dry with a slight hint of sweetness and spicy character.

A white wine from the landmark Avantis Estate. It is typical for the exotic fruity nose and crisp acuity. Enjoy one of the most exuberant and delightful Greek white wines.

A wine-Greek school in Syrah. Dark, full and tannic, with rich and spicy aromaticity. It will leave fans of strong red wine more than satisfied! ...

It is known that Syrah is the favorite and multi-awarded variety of Avantis Estate. For the sweet Princess, the most mountainous part of the vineyard was used with a particularly costly and difficult vinification method. Towards the end of the grape harvest, the harvesters pass by and slightly crush the stems of the grapes, causing them to gradually overconcentrate sugars and flavour! A Syrah in the superlative degree. Place it next to a Black Forest cake or a rich bitter chocolate for an unforgettable experience.