Two Greek varieties, Assyrtiko and Agiorgitiko correspond to four ways of winemaking. Lantides Estate enlists oak barrels, ceramic amphorae, concrete and stainless steel tanks and transforms ERGO rosé into a gastronomic, complex wine that promises attractive aromas and a rich palate.

One of the most interesting varieties of Crete Vidiano gives us a wine with delicate and elegant aroma and full mouth. It rolls great features when you came to our table, pasta with seafood or grilled fish.

Palyvos Estate tackles Kydonitsa giving a new dynamic and predictably enjoyable dimension to the variety. The use of native yeasts, the excellent fruit of selected vineyards and the soft touch of oak from the 4-month stay of the wine in french and american barrels gives a wine ready for all taste matchings.

Yannis Tselepos produces for many years one of the best Greek white sparkling wines, the Amalia. The new proposal is a delicious sparkling rosé wine produced by the method of Champagne and the most popular red variety of the Peloponnese, Agiorgitiko. Freshness and fruit aromas flood our palate from the very first sip!

A northern Greek Asyrtiko with quite fruity features that closes the eye to Santorini with a lively mineral character and high acidity. The Akratos winery is an entirely new effort in Halkidiki, judging from this exceptional and complex Asyrtiko that comes in the early years of the winery, the continuity is exciting!

Mostly Chardonnay and an idea of the local Vidiano differentiates Instinct white which has been barel fermented for about four months. The less aromatic Chardonnay gives its richness and depth to the blend, while the Vidiano provides a floral dimension and white-fleshed fruit.

Pleasant, fruity wine with soft tannins from Crete and the Kotsifali variety, which has been produced without the addition of sulphite. A highly Mediterranean red wine that offers pleasure in winter and summer alongside dishes from all cuisines of the world. Even those based on fish or vegetables.