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.

A wonderful expression of Savvatiano, produced from old vineyards in the area of ​​Plataea, at the foot of Kithairon mountain. Intense and juicy fruit, creamy texture and harmonious acidity in an expressive wine that gives another dimension to this humble but with many possibilities variety.

Pretty typical white wine from the popular variety Moschofilero. The floral aromas on the nose, and the delightful flavours and refreshing acidity in the mouth make it a nice option for fans of the beloved greek white variety.

It has an impressive, lively, rose color, and freshness on the nose with aromas of fresh fruit. Complex in taste, with beautiful acidity, but also a soft, elegant sweetness at the end, Theodorakakos Estate Rosé is drunk on its own or ideally accompanies summer red sauces in beautiful light everyday dishes, as well as a cheese or fruit platter.

Pleasant, aromatic, light and semi-dry white wine, able to lift our mood, all hours of the day and all seasons. With a fantastic value for money, it is an ideal wine for parties but also for the daily table. Accompanies light meals, snacks and fruit.

One of the most talked about new arrivals rose on the market. An impressive winning rosé wine with beautiful floral aromaticity of the nose, and the exuberant fruit character in the mouth. Has highlighted, refreshing acidity and a long, bringing high standards of Greek rosé.

Delicate dessert wine from Domaine ALFA. The combination Malagousia and Gewurztraminer gives excellent aromaticity, while the excellent terroir Amyndeo endows the wine with nice acidity.

Its color is bright lemon. White flesh fruits such as peach, citrus fruits such as bergamot and plant notes reminiscent of green pepper, compose a charming aromatic ensemble. Its taste is refreshing and delicious with a nice fruity finish.

Popular sparkling wine combines elegant floral aromas Moschofilero the refreshing crispness of the bubbles of sparkling wine. A gentle (and economic) alternative to Champagne.

An amazing expression of Savatiano from old vines in the area of ​​Plataea in Boeotia. The juice of the grapes ferments with the wild yeasts and gives a complex culinary wine with concentrated fruit, fatty taste and harmonious acidity that is very suitable for the dishes of the Greek cuisine and not only.

A very tasty rosé with a spicy taste and pleasant aromas of red fruits deriving from a very original combination of varieties, the white Malagouzia and the red Mandilaria and Grenache Rouge. It fits with the same ease both on the everyday and on the most festive table.

A refined expression of Sauvignon Blanc from the privately owned mountain vineyards of Strofilia in Asprokampos, Corinth, with a charming exotic aroma and cool acidity. A wine with exemplary use of acacia barrels, whose aromas subtly accompany the wonderful fruity and herbal elements of the variety.

Amazing Savvatiano that surprises with its freshness and lively aromas that remind us of wines from cold climates, although it is cultivated in the warm climate of the Attic vineyard. The selected vineyards aged 30-50 years, the low acreage yields and the detailed vinification lead to a particularly delicious white wine that can decorate both the everyday and a festive table. It is delicious now but it is one of the white wines that could develop beautifully for 2-3 years in the bottle. The value for money is more than excellent!

Vivid white wine with aromas of green citrus and lemon blossom and nice acidity. A Greek Sauvignon Blanc with its own philosophy and a large fan club.

14-18h is a rosé that demonstrates the wide range of wines that Agiorgitiko of Nemea can produce. Beautiful and beefy rosé, it needs food and even meat appetizers that allow it to unfold its taste talent. Note: its name (14-18h) derives from the hours of extraction (ie the coexistence of the solid and liquid elements of the grape at the beginning of the winemaking process) required to create it.