One of the most popular and quality Santorini PDO labels on the market. Classic and careful vinification that allows Assyrtiko to express the minerality that the hot volcanic soil of Santorini gives it, and to present an impressively sharp acidity that refreshes, chills and... takes us off!

A white wine made for the summer greek table. The lemony minerality of Assyrtiko acquires smoky notes from the oak barrel and elevates any summer seafood dish grilled over coals.

Walking in trackless, almost unexplored paths, since rarely encountered as Aidani varietal wine, the feeling that every corner of the Greek vineyard offers opportunities for great winemaking discoveries. Featuring some of the oryktotita of Assyrtiko, plant cues, and generous amounts of fruit, makes us wonder what other surprises may hold the magical terroir of Santorini.

The red Mandilaria of the Aegean, in the hands of Paris Sigala, transforms into an exuberant, unusual red sweet wine. Flavourwise sophisticated, with a rich body and a long dried red fruit aftertaste capture the taster from the very first sip.

If in your mind you have connected the concept of complexity only red wines, Nichteri Grande Reserve of Sigala will probably help you change your mind. A style wine steeped in a long tradition of Santorini from overripe grapes and matured in large barrels, made from the 'magic' hand of a great Greek producer.

Kavalieros is one of the purest expressions of Santorini's Assyrtiko. Harvested from a single vineyard that was often referred as of superior quality when comparing it with other vineyards in Santorini it ages for 18 months of the fine lees. It effortlessly brings the raw vocanic terroir to our glasses.

Strong and intense red wine, with noticeable minerality and a spicy finish. This is not a classic island red wine, but an interesting and multidimensional red proposal from a top Santorini winemaker.