It has an impressive, lively, rose color, and freshness on the nose with aromas of fresh fruit. Complex in taste, with beautiful acidity, but also a soft, elegant sweetness at the end, Theodorakakos Estate Rosé is drunk on its own or ideally accompanies summer red sauces in beautiful light everyday dishes, as well as a cheese or fruit platter.

14-18h is a rosé that demonstrates the wide range of wines that Agiorgitiko of Nemea can produce. Beautiful and beefy rosé, it needs food and even meat appetizers that allow it to unfold its taste talent. Note: its name (14-18h) derives from the hours of extraction (ie the coexistence of the solid and liquid elements of the grape at the beginning of the winemaking process) required to create it.

Fresh and pleasant, this wine is an easy red for the table, but also for every moment. It is drunk neat, for those who love red wine by the glass, even slightly chilled, on a warm summer evening. It is characterized, among other things, by a very good quality-price ratio.

The 'sweetness' of Agiorgitiko highlights characteristic red fruits, such as sour cherry and black cherry in a very ripe version - almost jam. The barrel enhances the complexity, imparting aromas of vanilla and cocoa, while in the background, some hints of milk chocolate, mint and animal notes emerge. In the mouth, the acidity of the wine lends freshness, with the red fruit appearing less ripe and the barrel "dominating" the aftertaste.

White wine with impressive aromatic complexity. Rich but very refreshing, with consistently enjoyable course to the end.

Bestsellers from the Greek House of Wine Rosé wine in 2010. Which confirms without any doubt that it is one of the most popular and highest quality Greek rosé. You will be impressed by the color, vibrancy, its aromaticity, and above all the perfect match for all dishes to your table.

A juicy white wine from Paros, an island with a long wine heritage and from Moraitis winery - the most important producer of the island. Fruit and minerality, freshness and tastiness in a PDO wine from Monemvasia, which shouts Aegean and travels us to the beautiful Greek islands.

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.

Agiorgitiko and Syrah are 'crossed' in an extroverted, velvety and very good value for money red wine, which comes from vineyards at an altitude of 800 meters in the mountainous Corinthia. Its lively fruity characteristics are very kindly embraced by the elements of oak from the 8-month maturation in oak barrels and a wine arrives in our glasses ready to give us many moments of pleasure.

Beautiful everyday red wine distinguished by excellent clarity of flavors and aromas, as well as finesse. Elegant in the mouth and pleasant, it is suitable for the everyday table, as it is easily combined with classic Greek cuisine.

Pleasant and cool features with beautiful pink color, fresh fruity fragrance and an unexpected but discreet sweetness at the end. Yes, Averof Rose is semiarid, that is a little sweeter than dry rosé trade, and this enables him to become a great aperitif for all times, but to perfectly accompany the finest cheeses commercially available .

Impressive purple color, rich aroma of red berries, mainly blackberry and sour cherries, and spicy character, dominated by aromas of wood, pepper and tobacco. Excellent structure, with full body, intense tannins and a finish that lasts.

A beautiful combination of Agiorgitiko and Mavroudi in a wine from Laconia, which bases its charm on the maturity and finesse that time gifted to it, as it is already on the market with many years behind it. The ideal choice for those who love 'aged' wines.

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.

Agiorgitiko, Juicy, with very nice cherry fruit and charming elements of french oak, from the organically grown privately owned vines of the Spyropoulos Estate in Ancient Nemea. Ripe and soft, it can stand on our table next to all white and red meat dishes, but also to accompany a variety of cured meats and cheeses.