Sophisticated white wine based on Assyrtiko of Santorini. Vinified in wooden tanks and aged for one year in the barrel, it gives us a more spicy dimension of Santorini which is of great interest and offers us countless options of combinations at the table.

Santorini Familia Hatzidakis, with its lemony, mineral, yet friendly character, faithfully captures the inexhaustible dynamic of the Santorini Terroir, which is why it is one of the most beloved labels produced on the island. If you try it with your eyes closed, you are very likely to feel the saltiness of the Aegean and the wild beauty of the windswept vines of beautiful Santorini. Even the most 'simple' label of Hatzidakis winery, made from 100% Assyrtiko, is a great wine that can age for many years.

An interesting sophisticated white wine, made with passion and inspiration by Haridimos Hatzidakis. It is deep on the eye (golden yellow color) and on the nose, with strong herbal aromatic elements and honeysuckle notes, but also a rich body and accentuated acidity in the mouth.

Haridimos Hatzidakis undoubtedly left his mark on Santorini, contributing significantly to its emergence as a very important wine-producing region. The winery's Vinsanto is an excellent limited production sweet wine with a good value for money. The ripening of the grapes and the careful vinification based on tradition give extra taste points to a wine that does not stop collecting awards in Greece and abroad.

One of the most sought after Greek white wines, due to low production and large fan club. The only Greek label based variety Roussanne from the Rhone in France, is a complex and powerful wine that accompanies grilled seafood with unparalleled mastery!

Greek premier Merlot is distinguished for its aromatic richness, strength and the robust tannins. Is red wine for aging or large eaters feast.

The new premium Xinomavro of Boutari pay tribute to the long tradition of the company starting in 1879. From this cru vineyard in the region of Naoussa Trilofo 1879 bring the contents of the bottle striking a different stylistic approach Xinomavro, with ripe tannins, dense fruit and new French barrels, a modern approach to the favorite variety.

A wonderful dessert sweet wine, worthy of Greek tradition in sweet wines. Rich aromas of fruit, nuts, coffee and aging aromas, intense but pleasant taste greasy. Drink chilled as an aperitif or accompaniment with fruit, ice cream and savory tyromezedon, and blue cheese.

Ιntensely oaky Santorini intended for "big" grilled fish meals. The overripe feeling of the fruit and the intense presence of the barrel are balanced by the explosive acidity of the wine. Forget it for a few years in your cellar. The result will be particularly complex creating a perfect "comfort" wine.

A well-crafted Nykteri from the Santo Wines coop that fans of this exuberant style of wine will appreciate. The quality as well as the varietal typicity of this wine did not go unnoticed by the team of experts of the top wine magazine Decanter who spoke about it with the most flattering words!

Assyrtiko of Santorini in a wonderful sparkling version that fascinates with its crisp acidity, elegant bubbles, lemony aromas and biscuity aftertaste. A multifaceted sparkling wine that reveals another great possibility of Assyrtiko. Ideal as an aperitif but can accompany many fine dishes of the Mediterranean - and not only - cuisine!

Dessert wine of sun-dried Assyrtiko and Aidani . The maturation of 3 years in large oak casks gives ripe , velvety character while embracing notes of honey , lemon and raisin aromas and sweet spices .

Wonderful expression of Agiorgitiko that combines the two-year maturation in amphorae and oak barrels, focusing on the purity of the fruit, the elegance and the velvety tannins. A Nemea that raises the bar very high with its personality but also the ability to evolve beautifully over time.

Wonderful marriage of Mandilaria with Mavrotragano by the hand of Apostolos Mountrichas who uses fruit from the dry, low yielding vineyards locates at Pyrgos of Santorini. A wine with deep fruit, botanical elements and very well worked tannins that proves that Santorini can give great red wines.

The combination of possible red Syrah (92%) with white and aromatic Viognier (8%) is a practice that began in the Rhône wineries in France and perfected by most Australian winemakers innovators. The goal is the best approach to balance between power and elegance. Try Tag St Time from Avantis Estate, to see firsthand the achievement of this objective enjoyable.