Semeli is one of the most historic wineries of Nemea and the Grande Reserve is its most premium Agiorgitiko. Produced from the privately owned vines in Koutsi at an altitude of 650, it is aged for 18 months in new oak barrels and matures for at least 24 months in the bottle. A great aging Nemea that combines very nicely the ripe elements with the freshness of the fruit. The magnum bottle helps it develop more slowly over time, acquiring a particularly complex character.

Mavroudi, one of the oldest Greek varieties is since 1995 a field of study for the Tsantali family which recognizing its potential, revives the grapes in the Maronite vineyard. The Adamasto is a rare varietal expression of the variety with emphasis on red fruits, sweet spices and soft, almost velvety mouth.

We all know that Pinot Noir needs a cold climate and altitude to give appropriate. Understand that one of the vineyards with the highest altitude in Greece, the grape (and hence the wine) "paints"! Indulge in the elegance and you will not regret it.