A new approach to Retsina for those who love (and miss) the tradition but not only. This is a delicious white wine based on Assyrtiko that after passing a short time in oak barriques, is gifted with a soft touch of aromatic pine resin. The mouthwatering taste accompannies easily very may "mezedes" of the greek cuisine.

Deucalion, the ancient King of Thessaly, is said to have survived the great flood along with his wife, Pyrrha, daughter of Epimetheus, and they were the only two humans who then shaped humanity from scratch. Giorgos Karamitros crafts an exceptional Assyrtiko, giving it a name that reflects the greatness and resilience it has proven as a variety in the sea of the Greek vineyard.

A fine white wine for the table and the glass that has it all: aromaticity, acidity, balance and durability. A complete proposal with absolutely friendly profile and very good value for money.

Fresh, fun and refreshing, the Iliostalachtos is a wine with great potential flavor combinations and enjoyment.

Here Alpha Estate delivers masterful use of drum lessons , with elements of wood to highlight the characteristics of the variety , leading to a large, 'varelato' Sauvignon Blanc from the Greek vineyard.

Assyrtiko is the white variety that tends to become the "flagship" of greek wine abroad. At the same time, fans of the variety in Greece are increasing, as it highlights in the best possible way the culinary richness of our sea and island cuisine. Thalassitis, one of the leading labels of Santorini's Assyrtiko, which bears the signature of John Paraskevopoulos and GAIAS Winery has a loyal audience that appreciates the perfect expression of Assyrtiko's power and dynamics.

This Asyrtiko is vinified only with the wild yeasts of the grapes (hence the term "Wild Ferment" on the bottle), to capture the authenticity and formality of Santorini PDO to a 100%. A fine Santorini of limited production that Assyrtiko fans should definitely try.

Elegant white wine that makes best way to dynamic varieties of blends. It is a balanced and distinctive nose and mouth with a pleasant summer fragrance and good acidity, and finishes nicely with a long and delicate aftertaste.

The most renowned Greek variety, Assyrtiko, meets one of the most up-and-coming varieties, Kidonitsa in a wine from Laconia with very nice freshness, fruity profile and luscious taste. It is a white wine that suits all seasons and all hours of the day.

The large wooden barrels that were traditionally used in Santorini were called Αfoura. This exceptional Santorini expression of Anhydrous, signed by Apostolos Mountrihas, has matured in such barrels. Having acquired a mature and complex character and capturing with great precision the special characteristics of the island, it has already won a place among the great Santorinian Wines.

Assyrtiko is very well expressed in the land of Laconia, producing a more extroverted lemonade but also a mildly floral character, while at the same time combining the high acidity and the earthy notes of the variety. When the price of most Assyrtikas has 'escaped', here it seems to be forgotten at low, for variety, levels.

With more fruit than a classic Santorini, but keeping under the sun Attic acidity levels and part of the mineral character of the variety, Assyrtiko Mylonas shows the versatility of the grape in different soils and climates. Peel of citrus combined with flavors of apple, ripe peach and flint in a magnificent save Santorini Assyrtiko.

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.

The idea was to marry the classic Rhoditis with aromatic Malagouzia. The performance of Chris Barafaka balanced with aromas of tropical fruit and whitefish, freshness in the mouth but the acidity is too high and totally pleasant, fruity character, with emphasis on the immediacy of perfume rather than complexity.

To undisputed "star" of the report "Froth and Bubbles 2011": A Blanc de Noir sparkling wine from the 'cold' Amyntaio and top Xinomavro that 'seals' in the bottle, the passion, the need for creativity, but also the fascination of discovery, which dominates the Dutch-with Greek roots-winemaker Laurens Hartman.