A rare Greek grape, an unexpected style of wine. Chidiriotiko of Lesvos in its most extreme winemaking style has a distinct temperament for those wanting to expand their horizons.

Shocking 'orange' wine from the Gaia winery, which praises both the style of orange wines and the magical terroir of Santorini. With Assyrtiko that comes from old autochthonous vineyards and matures for 4 years in clay spherical containers is undoubtedly one of the best Greek wines of this style.

Its color is light orange with some pink shades. Its aroma is complex with ripe citrus fruits such as citrus and grapefruit, but also orange peels to dominate and be followed by notes of honey, peach and almond. Its taste is rich, with some subtle tannins, acidity that cools and gives nerve, and long aftertaste.

An ‘orange’ and ‘natural’ wine from Roditi with the signature of Nikos Karatzas, which raises the bar of wines of this style very high. The grapes come from old vineyards and are picked bit by bit. The fermentation is done with the native doughs in a clay amphora and the juice ferments and remains with the marcs for 30 days, acquiring a deep color but also rich and intensely aromatic and tasty characteristics. It then matures for 6 months with the wine sludge in the amphorae. No additions are made, while all work is done manually. This is an exciting gastronomic wine and definitely a suggestion that will make you love wines of this style.

The rare white variety Bostilidi in an amazing expression from Lixouri of Kefalonia with rich taste and seductive aromas. The Spontaneous fermentation and the maturation in a large oak barrel have highlighted the special characteristics of the grape, which is distinguished for the intense aromas of ripe citrus, the mineral elements but also the subtle tannins.

Chloe Hadjivaryti, a young talented winemaker puts her stamp on the new wines of the homonymous winery, which are vinified with minimal interventions. Ni is one of the three organic ‘natural approach’ wines of the minimus series. A combination of Assyrtikos and Roditis that are kneaded with the native doughs in clay amphorae, in contact with the marcs and are bottled without clarification and filtration. An ‘orange’ type wine with very nice ripe fruit and rich mouth.

Amazing and original expression of Moschofileros by Aris Tselepos, the new generation of the Tselepos Estate, which for 30 years has been highlighting its variety and potential. Here we have a wine from a red grape whose juice remains for several days with the marcs (like the ‘orange’ wines) acquiring a soft red color and then leads to clay amphorae where it matures for about 6 months. The fermentation takes place spontaneously while no addition is made to the entire production process, so we are talking about a 'natural' wine. The intensity but also the quality of its fruit, the complexity, the quality of the tannins, its acidity but also the fact that it has developed beautifully in the bottle for two years, create a wonderful ensemble that will win even the most 'awkward' palate. .