The Gentilini winery introduces us to the rare but dynamic duo of Kefalonia, made from the red Mavrodaphni and the white Vostylidi. Tied from the beginning of vinification and with a 12-month stay in a new American barrique, they offer us the finesse and complexity of the Kefalonian character.

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.

Argyros Estate with the "Atlantis" family of wines, gives a new, simpler and everyday dimension to the wines of Santorini. Strictly using native varieties and emphasizing the right quality-price ratio, the Atlantis family is a new, beautiful proposition in quality wine that makes us willing company in every moment.

Elegant "barrel-style" white wine, from Assyrtiko and Chardonnay, two varieties that acquire a particularly complex character from the vinification and aging in acacia barrels. The wine is signed by two renowned oenologists, Andreas Pantos and Pavlos Argyropoulos, who create excellent wines in Kolindros of Pieria, an emerging 'wine' region.

Beautiful white wine from one of the most renowned Greek producers, Sigalas Estate. Precise flavors, bright acidity and freshness duration are the characteristics of a wine that offers Santorini in a glass under as great value for money choice.

Spicy red wine that has routinely excelled inside and outside Greece. Gives very pleasant mouth feel and is at his best when accompanying equally spicy meats.

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!

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.

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.

Fully dedicated with love and respect for the vine, Irene Daskalakis gives a great red from Syrah and Kotsifali. Instinct as all of Daskalakis wines is produced based on the principles of biodynamic farming and is its flagship. Dense, with concentrated fruit flavors, warm alcohol and length in the mouth, a wine which manages to impress.

An emblematic wine of the Peloponnese, from the masterful combination of the varieties Syrah, Agiorgitiko, Merlot, and Malbec with the signature of the unconventional Christos Ayvalis. This wine has it all 'a lot'! 28 months aging in oak barrels, inconceivable condensation, high alcohol and high aging potential. A diamond for the wine cellar of every wine lover. Produced in limited quantities.

Assyrtiko is already making history having found its way to the world market and Charidimos Hatzidakis is among those who are raising the profile of the variety vertically. The most terroirist driven of the island's producers, chooses grapes from hundred-year-old vines, giving a softly oxidized style, unique to Assyrtiko after 24 months of aging in old barrels.

A divine terroir, a climate ideal for viticulture, a Limnio and Cabernet Sauvignon blend are responsible for this dense, structured but fine-grained wine produced from the vineyards of Metohi at Chromitsa on the slopes of Mount Athos.