The ‘new kid on the block’ in terms of exciting varietals, Malagousia from Alpha estate is appealing due to its stone fruit, botanical and flowery character, being a great alternative to international aromatic grape varieties.

A very tasty rosé with a spicy taste and pleasant aromas of red fruits deriving from a very original combination of varieties, the white Malagouzia and the red Mandilaria and Grenache Rouge. It fits with the same ease both on the everyday and on the most festive table.

Vivid white wine with aromas of green citrus and lemon blossom and nice acidity. A Greek Sauvignon Blanc with its own philosophy and a large fan club.

Three indigenous varieties, Agiorgitiko, Limniona and Mavroudi wear their extroverted costume and give us a luscious rosé wine with very nice aromas of fruits and flowers and a refreshing taste. A wine that can stand with equal ease on the everyday as well as on a festive table. It is also very pleasant as an aperitif.

Kidonitsa is one of the most up-and-coming Greek varieties with the one from Monemvasia Winery leading the way and showing the way, winning the first rave reviews from reputable wine critics such as Jansis Robinson. With incredibly delicious taste, freshness and duration it is definitely a white that wins the impressions. Its trump card is the very good value for money.

Bestsellers from the House of Wine Greek Wine 2010. Favorite white wine with exotic features that give it a new-Kosmitis profile. Intense herbal and botanical aromas combined with excellent acidity make it highly versatile in combination with food, but also very enjoyable.

A special blend of Assyrtiko, Malagousia and Chardonnay, one of the most balanced expressions barrel you meet a Greek white wine and a label that 'boosts' the aesthetic and elegance of minimalism. The 'Wishes' is a high-level approach of the modern Greek wine, two talented winemakers.

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!

The Manousaki winery brings to our glasses an unexpectedly delicious and fresh white organic wine, utilizing a red Cretan variety, Romeiko, and manages to draw our attention to a grape that until now was difficult to come to the fore.

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 pleasant everyday rosé from one of the top wineries of Santorini. Clean and summer aromas on the nose, followed by a refreshing palate crafted by crisp acidity and lively red fruit. Excellent choice for light meals of the mediterranean cuisine.

Its aroma is intense and expressive with bergamot and peach dominating and embracing with notes of herbs, pepper and white flowers. The taste is delicious and fruity, the acidity balanced and the aftertaste spicy.

The Agricultural Community of Paros makes wine with knowledge and a willingness to experiment with native varieties, redefining their true potential. In the case of Monemvasia, the bet of PDO Paros classification is won by a wine with an intensely fruity character and a balanced palette, which manages to artfully assimilate the mineral and brackish identity of the island.

The Agricultural Community of Paros makes wine with knowledge and a willingness to experiment with the native Monemvasia and Mandilaria varieties, redefining their true potential. Rosé seiradi lives up to the meaning of its name, beckoning a gustatory thread connecting today with yesterday. Light, fruity and refreshing.

Cool and pleasant Assyrtiko from Drama and Domaine Wine Art in more aromatic style and less rigid than that of the island, which proves that the variety they cultivate will give excellent wines.