The Gentilini winery introduces us to the rare but dynamic duo of Kefalonia, made from the red Mavrodaphni and the white Vostylidi. Tied from the beginning of vinification and with a 12-month stay in a new American barrique, they offer us the finesse and complexity of the Kefalonian character.

Classic Chardonnay with excellent balance between fruity and aromatic characteristics in smoked oak aromas and mouth has thickness and oiliness of the lengthy stay and stirring the wine on the lees. The Anything But Chardonnay wine lovers it is time to revise their view of the variety ...

Robola, the flaghsip variety of Kefalonia, at its very best! Fresh lemon flavors, accented acidity and ticklish minerality compose the beautiful image of an enjoyable white wine in extravagant fish centered feasts.

Delicate dessert wine from Domaine ALFA. The combination Malagousia and Gewurztraminer gives excellent aromaticity, while the excellent terroir Amyndeo endows the wine with nice acidity.

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.

Shocking 'orange' wine from the Gaia winery, which praises both the style of orange wines and the magical terroir of Santorini. With Assyrtiko that comes from old autochthonous vineyards and matures for 4 years in clay spherical containers is undoubtedly one of the best Greek wines of this style.

The Gaia Nychteri takes our favorite Santorini Assyrtiko to a whole new level. The salty, zesty aromatic character of the variety and the sharp acidity are dressed by a spicy soft veil from the oak ageing. Each bottle begs for special grilled seafood delicacies to make the perfect scene.

From the most famous Greek and quality labels varelatou Chardonnay. Exemplary vinified, presents proper balance between the primary aromas of the variety and the most smoked giving the barrel, with the support of accented acidity and beautiful, spicy aftertaste.

George Gavalas next to Assyrtiko devotes much of his effort to reviving forgotten varieties of the Thera vineyard that in the last century exceeded 100 on the island of Santorini. One of them, Voudomato offers a rare rosé wine with distinctive fruity characteristics, cool acidity and mineral elements in the nose and mouth.

Amazing Cabernet Sauvignon that comes from old vineyards in the region of Messinia at an altitude of 700 meters, grown organically and with low acreage yields. Cabernet Sauvignon is a grape from France, but it has found suitable soil in the vineyards of Messinia, expressing all its varietal characteristics very nicely.

The mere fact that you have to you probably the oldest cultivated variety in the world is enough to 'stretch the hand and buy this bottle Limnio. If argue in the fact that it is one of the finest Greek wines in the style of a fine Burgundy, then it must be your cellar adorned with this jewel of the Greek vineyard.

Classic and authentic Santorini oak aged, undisputed pioneer of this particular - and now particularly popular - category. A traditional fermentation in french oak gives to the distinctive mineral and lemony aromas of Assyrtikos a more roasted and smoky aromatic dimension.

Melina's wines from the winery Tassos Ciconians while each have their own distinct character manage to bring out the distinctive signature style of winemaker. Condensation aromatic nose and mouth balanced with ripe soft tannins without flares and angles that result in a 'sweet' prolonged aftertaste for a high quality of Greek Vineyard Syrah.

Historic Santorini PDO label with many distinctions and many friends inside and outside Greece. It is important that it has kept its quality and profile resistant to changes and remains a particularly worthy child of the great family of Santorini wines

Dimitris Mansolas and Maria Tamiolaki, two excellent winemakers, created Hetero Wines in 2018 with the aim of producing ‘diverse’ wines from various regions of Greece. Here we have a rare combination of two great indigenous varieties, grown in the plain of Domokos and kneaded with native yeasts. The tannic character of Xinomavro is tamed with just 8% Assyrtiko, with the acidity of both varieties being at high levels, while at the same time the wine impresses with the intensity and freshness of the fruit.