The two most planted white varieties of the Peloponnese join forces in a wine with excellent value for money. Zacharia Vineyards, 'take advantage' of the pleasant aromatic character of Moschofileros with the intensity of Roditis, creating a wine that can comfortably take place on our daily table.

Kydonitsa, a rare variety in the Peloponnese, evolves into a fine grape yielding delicious and cool wines with a Mediterranean profile. This wine also proves that it comes from the own vineyards of the Zacharia family in Nemea, where we taste all the wonderful features of the variety. Value for money is very good.

Its color is bright lemon. White flesh fruits such as peach, citrus fruits such as bergamot and plant notes reminiscent of green pepper, compose a charming aromatic ensemble. Its taste is refreshing and delicious with a nice fruity finish.