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.

Anniversary Vinsanto from the Gaia Estate aged for 20 years in 4th use or older barrels

Another jewel in the crown of greek sweet wines that placed Greece on the global radar. A great attempt by the estate to give us a Vinsanto, accompanied by a twist on the traditional style of wine and took eight years to get in the bottle. Complexity, richness and balance all in one bottle of 500ml.

The flagship of Achaia Clauss plays in a class of its own in terms of quality, highlighting the huge potential of the renowned name of origin Mavrodafni Patras. The Grande Reserve 1979 is a shockingly complex wine with great aging which reveals a multifaceted aromatic and tasty character you will rarely have the chance to find.

Assyrtiko is supplemented with a little Athiri and Aidani, the grapes are dried for 10-15 days under the hot sun of Santorini, they are 'pressed' during midday hours to more easily extract the concentrated, sugary, juice and then ferment for several months before moving to the big black-old wooden casks to age. The result is a mind-blowingly sweet wine with flavors and aromas that remain unforgettable for months.

Beautiful combination of Agiorgitikos with Mavroudi in a wine from Laconia, which bases its charm on the maturity and the finesse that time gives it, as it has been on the market for many years. The ideal choice for those who love 'aged' wines.

An excellent sweet wine that complements the already wide range of Kir Yianni wines. Grapes from the exotic Gewurtzraminer and irresistible Malagouzia that trygiontai late, in the December give a balanced, elegant and full of fruit, wine, which will be loved by fans of sweet wines and more. A rare species of falcon, Lanner falcon gives its name to the wine, whose label is designed by Lila Boutari, daughter of Stellios Boutari located at the helm of the estate.

The biggest greek and international competitions judge that Vinsanto is the "absolute star" of Greek sweet wines. This particularly well-crafted label perfectly combines the sweetness of overripe grapes with the acidity of Assyrtikos, giving us an elegant, complex and delightful sweet wine with a very long aging potential.

PDO sweet wine from the Monemvasia variety where the grapes are collected overripe and then they are sun-dried to dehydrate under the Cycladic sun. The result is a condensed balanced sweet wine, maturing for 2 years in oak barrels, with a heady aroma and taste. It accompanies pleasantly sweet desserts and cheese varieties.

Sweet white wine with intense aromas of citrus and loudoudion. Serving excellent fruits and sweets.

Haridimos Hatzidakis undoubtedly left his mark on Santorini, contributing significantly to its emergence as a very important wine-producing region. The winery's Vinsanto is an excellent limited production sweet wine with a good value for money. The ripening of the grapes and the careful vinification based on tradition give extra taste points to a wine that does not stop collecting awards in Greece and abroad.

A wonderful dessert sweet wine, worthy of Greek tradition in sweet wines. Rich aromas of fruit, nuts, coffee and aging aromas, intense but pleasant taste greasy. Drink chilled as an aperitif or accompaniment with fruit, ice cream and savory tyromezedon, and blue cheese.

Dessert wine of sun-dried Assyrtiko and Aidani . The maturation of 3 years in large oak casks gives ripe , velvety character while embracing notes of honey , lemon and raisin aromas and sweet spices .

The red Mandilaria of the Aegean, in the hands of Paris Sigala, transforms into an exuberant, unusual red sweet wine. Flavourwise sophisticated, with a rich body and a long dried red fruit aftertaste capture the taster from the very first sip.

Excellent label Mavrodaphne impresses for its elegance and the equilibrium. Rich and complex, with depth and exuberance, redefines that probably had in mind for Mavrodaphne.