One of the very good white barrel market. The nose presents a beautifully scented home cooked bread element, while in our mouths winning varietal formality, in a very balanced environment. Refreshing acidity, beautiful and long lasting. Suggested.

Robola, the flaghsip variety of Kefalonia, at its very best! Fresh lemon flavors, accented acidity and ticklish minerality compose the beautiful image of an enjoyable white wine in extravagant fish centered feasts.

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.

Walking in trackless, almost unexplored paths, since rarely encountered as Aidani varietal wine, the feeling that every corner of the Greek vineyard offers opportunities for great winemaking discoveries. Featuring some of the oryktotita of Assyrtiko, plant cues, and generous amounts of fruit, makes us wonder what other surprises may hold the magical terroir of Santorini.

Special white wine for those looking for something different. Rich, aromatic on many levels, with nice acidity and a good finish.

Chloe Hadjivaryti, the new blood of the homonymous winery, having completed her studies in Greece and abroad and having gained work experience in several wine-producing countries of the world, returns and puts her signature on the new wines of the winery. Its philosophy is natural approaches and is perfectly expressed in the minimus wine trilogy. Mi is an excellent organic Assyrtiko, whose juice stays for two days with the marcs, then kneads with the native doughs in old oak barrels and is bottled without clarification or filtration. A wine that will make you love 'natural wines'.

The Agricultural Community of Paros makes wine with knowledge and a willingness to experiment with native varieties, redefining their true potential. depending on the terroir. For the Cuvee Topos, vines are selected at an altitude of 350-450 m of idiosyncratic terroir which, in conjunction with the good use of oak, give a delightfully alternative face of Monemvasia. Full-bodied wine, with structured taste, mineral aesthetics and long-lasting sip.

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.

Terroir-driven, aromatic and fresh in its youth, this carefully crafted Robola from high altitude vineyards and limestone soils develops an extraordinary mineral and complex character after a couple years of ageing. This is a perfect complement to an array of seafood dishes or fish.

A more gentle side of the Santorini whites, that faithfully expresses the famous typicity of Assyrtikos. It is a wine that gives a worthy alternative to those who love fish and seafood and do not think to match it with anything else than Assyrtiko.

Varelato exemplary Greek white from one of the major Greek winemakers. Rich, thick and complex nose impresses and wins in the mouth, giving a result with time and wealth.