Syrah and Cabernet Franc combine excellently in a delicious rosé, with a very nice fruity and floral profile along with a spicy hint that create the perfect savouriness. Versatile wine, ideal for aperitifs or to accompany various dishes of Mediterranean and Asian cuisine.

When Agiorgitiko meets Syrah and Grenache Rouge, the fruit comes from old vineyards, the work done in the vineyards is meticulous and the care in the winery is zealous, then we are definitely talking about an excellent rosé wine.

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From those wines that justifiably do not produce a whole year due to demand, and is produced from a peculiar combination of varieties that give it aromas of red fruit in a ripe- "sweet" version. A suspicion of sweetness in the mouth combined with a refreshing acidity and a long fruity aftertaste make it irresistible on its own or in combination with a delicious pasta.

Syrah and Agiorgitiko, which come from the privately owned vineyards of the Pavlidis Estate in Drama, are wonderfully married to a rosé wine that pulsates with liveliness and fresh fruit. A wine ideal both for the summer months and for winter occasional nights.

Grenache Rouge, Syrah and Agiorgitiko varieties make up the first rosé of the highly promising Akrathos winery which, as another orator, eloquently speaks of Halkidiki's dynamism in delectable rosés. Rich in fruit aromas, elegant with cool acidity, able to be combined with both Mediterranean recipes and international cuisines.

Irresistible wine from Syrah, a variety that fascinates with its rosy expressions, especially when cultivated at 800 meters in Asprokampos, Corinth. Filled with fresh cherry blossoms and refreshing floral touches it is sure to take a place in your favorite rosé wines. To its advantages and its flexibility at the table!

According to Greek mythology, Hercules built the city of Abdera in Thrace in memory of his friend, Abdera, when he was killed in battle with the wild horses of the king of Thrace, Diomedes. This delicious red wine that pulsates with liveliness, fruit and spicy elements is named after this legend. The oldest Greek variety, Limnio, puts its fruity characteristics and kindness, the Thracian grape Pamidi the extroverted character and the international Syrah the structure and the spice profile in a wine that is pleasantly enjoyed in winter and summer.

Beautiful pomegranate color, subtle aromas of fruit sprinkled with sweet spices on the nose and mouth, as well as correct acidity, are just a few of its characteristics. In the past it has been awarded "Rosé of the Year" - with the first sip you will understand why.

One of the few rosé labels based Moschofilero, this wine stands out for its aromaticity and freshness. This year's wine contains a "drop" Agiorgitiko, and this gives it a more "serious" dimension, but it deprives the playful, floral character.