Two Greek varieties, Assyrtiko and Agiorgitiko correspond to four ways of winemaking. Lantides Estate enlists oak barrels, ceramic amphorae, concrete and stainless steel tanks and transforms ERGO rosé into a gastronomic, complex wine that promises attractive aromas and a rich palate.

Aged red wine for winter meat eaters. Beautiful complex in nose and mouth, keeps tight tannins despite its age, while ripe aromas impart a course that leads to enjoyable and long aftertaste.

Another achievement of the Strofilia winery in Nemea. The velvety Agiorgitiko meets the robust Tannat and the explosive Petit Verdot on the slopes of Ancient Nemea, in an innovative vineyard that produces excellent quality fruit. The combination of the three varieties and their subsequent maturation in new and old oak barrels lead to an exuberant wine with immediacy, capable of providing pleasure even now and after 10 years.

Lively, full-bodied red wine, which marries the supple Agiorgitiko with the spicy Syrah. The result is a fine red wine with beautiful aromatic complexity, strong tannins and a long aftertaste. A label of limited production and availability, for those looking for new flavour extensions in red wine.

Yannis Tselepos produces for many years one of the best Greek white sparkling wines, the Amalia. The new proposal is a delicious sparkling rosé wine produced by the method of Champagne and the most popular red variety of the Peloponnese, Agiorgitiko. Freshness and fruit aromas flood our palate from the very first sip!

Top Nemea red wine, from Thanasis Papaioannou, multi-awarded Nemea winemaker and pioneer in this region. Rich "honeyed" aromas of red fruits, spicy touches and strong tannins make up a very quality and highly enjoyable red wine.

Dense and rich red wine, which has benefited greatly from its long stay in the barrel. A "beefy" wine with full tannins, which shows in practice the incredible strength and quality of the Agiorgitiko variety.

Powerful red wine, based on a sensible marriage: that of Syrah, distinguished by its spicy, yet elegant power, with Agiorgitiko, which gives a velvety... punch. It is worth trying the result…

Well made Nemea with an international profile, deriving from Agiorgitiko planted up to 1000m of altitude. The beautiful typical aromas of the variety are framed by the spicy influence of the oak barrel and the velvety tannins that give the wine substance.

The addition of the Greek variety Agiorgitiko to the Bordeaux duo of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot gives the wine an unparalleled Mediterranean warmth. Dynamic tannins and a long, noble aftertaste complete the image of this quality wine.

Route 111 is an old country road that connects Nemea and Aegialia, the regions where the two great red varieties of the Peloponnese, Agiorgitiko and Mavrodaphni, thrive. Here, the varieties create in equal proportions a complex blend of vineyards at high altitudes of these regions, giving a complex wine with fresh fruit and concentrated flavor. It is bottled unfiltered.

Investing in Greek varieties, Akrathos winery brings Agiorgitiko to its privately owned organic vineyards in Halkidiki, at an altitude of 550 meters and specifically in the area where the great philosopher Aristotle was born. With the addition of just 10% Xinomavro is created a very charming red with dense fruit and finesse that you will love from the very first sip.

Juicy and charming Agiorgitiko from Drama. Yes! You read well. The versatile Agiorgitiko also unfolds its graces in the northern Helladic vineyard with Pavlidis Estate bringing to our glasses a single vineyard wine with plenty of fruit, complexity and a velvety taste that blows your mind.

Rich and complex on the nose, gentle yet full in the mouth, with a long and beautiful finish and aromas and flavors reminiscent of red fruits and sweet spices.

Dyo Ypsi (Two Heights) estate is located in the prefecture of Ilia in the Peloponnese and consists of 14,5 hectares of privately owned organic vineyard. It takes its name from the two facing slopes with peaks at different altitudes, which frame the property. The "Dialogue" of the two slopes takes red form through the charismatic vinification of Agiorgitiko and Syrah in an equal ratio of 50-50.