The popular Chardonnay in a cool, fruity and beautifully barrel expression from Nemea with fantastic value for money. Juicy taste, oiliness and distinctive elements of oak in a wine that can stand with equal ease both at the daily table and in the most ‘special’ occasion.

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.

Assyrtiko is the white variety that tends to become the "flagship" of greek wine abroad. At the same time, fans of the variety in Greece are increasing, as it highlights in the best possible way the culinary richness of our sea and island cuisine. Thalassitis, one of the leading labels of Santorini's Assyrtiko, which bears the signature of John Paraskevopoulos and GAIAS Winery has a loyal audience that appreciates the perfect expression of Assyrtiko's power and dynamics.

This Asyrtiko is vinified only with the wild yeasts of the grapes (hence the term "Wild Ferment" on the bottle), to capture the authenticity and formality of Santorini PDO to a 100%. A fine Santorini of limited production that Assyrtiko fans should definitely try.

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.

The "humble" and misunderstood Savatiano levels of Sauvignon Blanc! Without exaggeration one of the top wine variety Mesogeia with clean, impressive aromas of peach, lemon, kiwi, banana, melon and strawberry, soft and very pleasant in the mouth.

Malagouzia is very beautifully expressed in the Attic vineyard and this exotic ‘route’ of Strofilia proves it. The excellent raw material from the privately owned vineyards in Anavyssos, the careful vinification and the maturation in acacia barrels that pass a part of the wine, lead to a charming and modern expression of the variety that immediately wins the impressions.

The Gaia Nychteri takes our favorite Santorini Assyrtiko to a whole new level. The salty, zesty aromatic character of the variety and the sharp acidity are dressed by a spicy soft veil from the oak ageing. Each bottle begs for special grilled seafood delicacies to make the perfect scene.

From the most famous Greek and quality labels varelatou Chardonnay. Exemplary vinified, presents proper balance between the primary aromas of the variety and the most smoked giving the barrel, with the support of accented acidity and beautiful, spicy aftertaste.

One of the best-perhaps the MALAGOUZIA top Malagouzia of 2010 - and one of the top Greek whites. Pale yellow in color with gray sheens, with an impressive composition apple, pear, citrus and rose clinging perfectly to give a heady whole, full of flavor and perfectly peppery acidity that develops into lemony, refreshing aftertaste, is the perfect aperitif for all hours but ideally combined with many dishes.

The top two varieties Sauvignon Blanc and Assyrtiko make a wine refreshing, pleasant with very nice acidity. Served all day and fits beautifully with the local cuisine.

The Goustolidi was born in the Ionian Sea. It grew up in Zakynthos. In the hands of the Grampsas brothers, the rare variety Goustolidi shows that it i can stand on its own and rebirth its history. A pleasant suprise from a wellbalanced wine in the mouth.

Anastasia Francu combines two very beloved white varieties, The combination of Malagouzia with Savatiano bring a wine that we can not call less than enjoyable! Its nice fruity and spicy profile combined with its excellent quality slice make it an ideal wine for our daily table.

Elegant white wine that makes best way to dynamic varieties of blends. It is a balanced and distinctive nose and mouth with a pleasant summer fragrance and good acidity, and finishes nicely with a long and delicate aftertaste.

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.