Hetero Wines, created by Maria Tamiolaki and Dimitris Mansolas, describes its effort as ‘Gypsy Winemaking’, ie it produces wines in different regions of Greece that have been selected for their uniqueness and wine value. Here we have an amazing Assyrtiko from vineyards that are organically grown in Domokos, which ferments with the native yeasts, remains for 5 months with its fine lees as 50% of the wine enters oak barrels of second use. It very nicely combines the austerity of the variety with its friendliest characteristics when grown outside Santorini.

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.

An ‘orange’ and ‘natural’ wine from Roditi with the signature of Nikos Karatzas, which raises the bar of wines of this style very high. The grapes come from old vineyards and are picked bit by bit. The fermentation is done with the native doughs in a clay amphora and the juice ferments and remains with the marcs for 30 days, acquiring a deep color but also rich and intensely aromatic and tasty characteristics. It then matures for 6 months with the wine sludge in the amphorae. No additions are made, while all work is done manually. This is an exciting gastronomic wine and definitely a suggestion that will make you love wines of this style.

An amazing Assyrtiko from Crete and the Manousaki winery in Chania with excellent value for money. The lively fruity profile, its refreshing acidity but also the oiliness that it acquires during the 4-month maturation on its wine lees (sur lie) make it one of the most 'friendly' Assyrtika of the Greek vineyard while at the same time it has the mineral elements and the structure. of a more 'strict' wine.

A beautiful combination of Agiorgitiko and Mavroudi in a wine from Laconia, which bases its charm on the maturity and finesse that time gifted to it, as it is already on the market with many years behind it. The ideal choice for those who love 'aged' wines.

At winery Vourvoukeli they invest in the indigenous varieties, trying to revive the historical vineyard of the area and to put the area back on the wine map of Greece. Pamidi is one of the red varieties of Thrace that is used especially in recent years, giving very interesting wines such as this rosé version from Abdera with its bright fruit and charming character. It is a wine that suits all hours of the day and all seasons.