Charming Mavrodafni that comes from the Iris vineyard and its particularly low and high quality yields. After a tender vinification, pressed in a corkscrew and without the influence of oak, clarifications and filtering, it gives us one of the purest and most delicious expressions of the variety on the market.

The more 'sophisticated' of the white wines made by the hands of Apostolos Mountrichas comes to an exclusive use by House of Wine. The 'Slopes of Eagles' is an original blend of Malagouzia and Sauvignon Blanc, that showcases great finesse and elegance from both varieties. A short pass in french oak barriques before bottling, brings aromatic maturity, a rounder body, and just a "magical touch" from the oak's sweet aromatics.

Fresh expression of the rare Mavrokountoura bottled in Plagies Gerakion rose. It is best described as nuanced and dense aromatically with very crisp, fresh red fruit both on the nose and palate. Dried meditteranean herbs keep us intrigued as the refreshing acidity keeps the flavours in high spirit through a delightful finish.

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.

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.

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.

With fruit coming from the beautiful vineyards of the Messinian land overlooking the bay of Navarino, Navarino Vineyards creates a very tasty white wine from Chardonnay and Roditis. The expressive aromas and flavors and its cool acidity make it ideal as an aperitif, while at the same time it can accompany and highlight many dishes of the mediterranean cuisine.

A rare Greek grape, an unexpected style of wine. Chidiriotiko of Lesvos in its most extreme winemaking style has a distinct temperament for those wanting to expand their horizons.

Noble white wine in our glass brings an elegant varelato Viognier, by French standards. It's cool, with nice acidity and aromas of exotic fruit frolic beautifully with spicy aromatic notes giving the barrel. Limited production wine that impresses.

A cool, crisp wine that gives us all the beautiful taste and aroma characteristics of Malagousia to combine with fish or to drink a glass as an aperitif.

One of the most interesting varieties of Crete Vidiano gives us a wine with delicate and elegant aroma and full mouth. It rolls great features when you came to our table, pasta with seafood or grilled fish.

A refined expression of Sauvignon Blanc from the privately owned mountain vineyards of Strofilia in Asprokampos, Corinth, with a charming exotic aroma and cool acidity. A wine with exemplary use of acacia barrels, whose aromas subtly accompany the wonderful fruity and herbal elements of the variety.

New arrival from Semele winemaking. An elegant and aromatic sweet wine that fascinates. The nice acidity keeps the sweetness to our "ligosei" while the rich and exotic floral aromas make each sip of an unforgettable experience!

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A native variety that occurs in the region of Ilia with strange names and strange character. Tinaktorogos claims its name because it shakes some of the flowers off during the flowering season thus offering a significantly lower yield, but at the same time giving this fascinating and very rare white wine. A well kept secret of the Peloponnese worth trying.