Another rare Greek variety, so rare that it is almost exotic. The Brintzikis Estate varietal wine from a version of Avgoustiatis featuring beautiful red fruit, hints of herbal and velvety tannins. Another wonderful opportunity to explore the richness and breadth of the Greek vineyard and enjoy a soft wine with delicious fruit and elegance excess.

Pleasant, easy-drinking and beautifully fruity Agiorgitiko with fantastic value for money. A red, easy-going wine that can stand very easily in both summer and winter settings. Enjoy it with pork skewers, barbeque pizzas and whatever else the group wants.

The freshest version of Agiorgitiko from Christos Barafaka, which lacks the concentration of Nemea's classic, on the other hand, of course, overflows with aromas of crisp red fruits, freshness and lively character. A very beautiful and inexpensive expression of the happier side of Agiorgitikos.

Fresh and easy-drinking red wine with a unique price-quality ratio. Mavroudi and Agiorgitiko give all their outgoing characteristics to this very soft wine that even those who don't like reds will love. Ideal for parties, barbeques and hot summer days.

Returning to their roots in Velvento, Kozani, in an area with a long winemaking tradition, Giannis and Nikos Vogiatzis create a small winery to produce very high quality wines. The rose fully reflects their philosophy by marrying Xinomavro with Moschomavro in a special proposal full of freshness, rose aromas and beautiful aftertaste.

If you 're looking for a lightweight, easy- fruity red wine be drunk pleasantly all year long, then this is the ideal choice. The Black Kalavryta is a rare red variety, which, as its name comes from Kalavryta. Here the only varietal wine from this variety .

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.

The talented Nikos Karatzas, founder of Oenops, tours all over Greece and creates wines from different terroir and varieties. This time it 'stops' in Limniona, one of the most rising Greek varieties and in Thessaly. 80% of the wine fermented and aged in clay amphoras, while the rest in large barrels. The result is an excellent wine with purity of fruit and baccarat, but in limited quantity!

Interesting red wine from Santorini with many intriguing aromatic and taste dimensions. Powerful and exuberant, it is highly recommended for those looking for something different in Greek red varietals.

For those who find complex, alcoholic, red wines 'tiring', Spyropoulos' Orino (mountainous) will delight with its relatively light body and pleasant fruity character. The season of the year does not play a role in this wine, since it is easy to drink both in the summer, when the temperatures hit 'red', but also in the winter, when its blend of Syrah-Agiortiko takes on the task of 'warming' you up.

Konstantinos Vriniotis and Grigoris Skopelitis set aside international varieties and create a rose from the unknown to most Vradiano. For them, Bratiano is the grape of their home country, a rare variety that they absolutely believe in and that rewards them with freshness, aromas of cherries, bilberries and mouth-watering acidity. For those who want to look beyond the usual.

Fokiano is one of the oldest varieties found mainly in the Dodecanese and the islands of the northern Aegean. Here we have a rosy expression of this red variety from Lipsi, which have entered the wine map in recent years thanks to the efforts of the only winery on the island, the Lipsi winery. If you are looking for something truly sought after and unique then this is definitely an ideal choice.

A stunning wine with a deep ruby ​​color, aromas of cherry and cherry with hints of tobacco and oak, with a remarkable variety for body, balanced with a long and pleasant aftertaste typical of poikilias.

Investing in Greek varieties, Akrathos winery brings Agiorgitiko to its privately owned organic vineyards in Halkidiki, at an altitude of 550 meters and specifically in the area where the great philosopher Aristotle was born. With the addition of just 10% Xinomavro is created a very charming red with dense fruit and finesse that you will love from the very first sip.

At the Akratos winery in Halkidiki, they pay particular attention to the Greek varieties, so Xinomavro, the largest red variety of Northern Greece, could not be missing from their portfolio. Here we have a very affordable dimension of the variety that focuses on fruit and well-crafted tannins. A juicy Xinomavro that can be enjoyed fresh but also has the potential to get old for many years.