Typical and irresistible Sauvignon Blanc from the privately owned vineyard Kryovrysi of Hadjimichalis Estate located on the northern slopes of Mount Chloe, in the Atalanti region. The intensity of the fruit, the vegetable elements and the refreshing acidity will give countless friends of the variety yet another reason to love it!

A native variety that occurs in the region of Ilia with strange names and strange character. Tinaktorogos claims its name because it shakes some of the flowers off during the flowering season thus offering a significantly lower yield, but at the same time giving this fascinating and very rare white wine. A well kept secret of the Peloponnese worth trying.

Monemvasia is a rather rare variety that gives pleasantly cool and delicious wines just like this nice version from Laconia. It is a very gastronomic wine that goes well with both Mediterranean and Asian cuisines, but is also drunk as an aperitif.

Kidonitsa is one of the most up-and-coming Greek varieties with the one from Monemvasia Winery leading the way and showing the way, winning the first rave reviews from reputable wine critics such as Jansis Robinson. With incredibly delicious taste, freshness and duration it is definitely a white that wins the impressions. Its trump card is the very good value for money.

The Manousaki winery brings to our glasses an unexpectedly delicious and fresh white organic wine, utilizing a red Cretan variety, Romeiko, and manages to draw our attention to a grape that until now was difficult to come to the fore.

A promising Assyrtiko from Pieria that highlights the ‘friendly’ side of the variety, from a brand new winery that is expected to occupy us a lot in the future. Pleasant and elegant aromas, liveliness and nerve in a refreshing wine that will accompany wonderfully anything that comes out of the sea and more. It is a certified vegan wine.

The Agricultural Community of Paros makes wine with knowledge and a willingness to experiment with native varieties, redefining their true potential. In the case of Monemvasia, the bet of PDO Paros classification is won by a wine with an intensely fruity character and a balanced palette, which manages to artfully assimilate the mineral and brackish identity of the island.