A red polypoikiliako impresses with both its flavors, the aromas and the dynamics of aging. Tannic but balanced with fruity notes of plum and spice, impressive dining completeness, matches many dishes in the daily table.

Authentic Nemea, from a winemaker who has dedicated his life to it. Rich red wine with a beautiful aromatic intervention from the oak barrel. Balanced, with good acidity and noble tannins.

Cool, pleasant and delicious white wine that disarms from the first sip. The extroverted Moschofilero meets the two most popular white international varieties, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc in an organic wine that pulsates with persistent aromas, flavors and liveliness. Worth a place at our table in winter, summer!

An amazing expression of Xinomavros that nods to the traditional side of Naoussa wines with noticeable tannins, acidity and complexity based on the variety's varietal botanicals and oak. A culinary wine that can evolve beautifully over time, decorating your cellar.

Manos Markovitis who holds the reins of the eponymous winery carries heavy history on his shoulders, that of Chateau Pegasus one of the first wineries in Naoussa. Mark focuses on Xinomavro and the emergence of having solid foundations but putting his own stamp producing only this label style that oscillates between traditional and modern Naoussa. It places particular emphasis on land, leaving it to 'do' the job without many interventions utilizing family vineyard is certified organic vineyard since 1992, long before familiar with this concept.

Katogi Averoff, although located quite far from Naoussa, manages to bring to our glasses an exceptional expression of the variety with bright fruit and botanical elements, lively acidity and noticeable tannins. It uses fruit from selected vineyards in the area and vinifies it exemplary, capturing all the typical characteristics of PDO Naoussa wines.

It is known that Syrah is the favorite and multi-awarded variety of Avantis Estate. For the sweet Princess, the most mountainous part of the vineyard was used with a particularly costly and difficult vinification method. Towards the end of the grape harvest, the harvesters pass by and slightly crush the stems of the grapes, causing them to gradually overconcentrate sugars and flavour! A Syrah in the superlative degree. Place it next to a Black Forest cake or a rich bitter chocolate for an unforgettable experience.