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.

George Karamitros, using the Charmat method, creates an unusual rosé sparkling wine from the rare Limniona variety in its special homeland, Karditsa. As a variety, it demonstrates aristocratic elegance in mild rosé and red wines. The same happens in a sparkling wine with a distinct grace that is capable of converting and proving the opposite to any "snob" of wine.

One of the most talked about new arrivals rose on the market. An impressive winning rosé wine with beautiful floral aromaticity of the nose, and the exuberant fruit character in the mouth. Has highlighted, refreshing acidity and a long, bringing high standards of Greek rosé.

Top sparkling from the Greek vineyard that carries the extroversion of Moschofileros but also the complexity that the second fermentation in the bottle gives to the wines. Wonderful fruity and rose elements, lively acidity, length and bready notes make up a wonderful and irresistible ensemble with many accolades worldwide.

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!

Varelato white that builds on the unique Semillon to give a wine very selective palates. Warm aromas mentioning honey, roasted nuts and vanilla, backed by refreshing acidity and balanced structure in the mouth.