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.

At the Akratos winery in Halkidiki, they pay particular attention to the Greek varieties, so Xinomavro, the largest red variety of Northern Greece, could not be missing from their portfolio. Here we have a very affordable dimension of the variety that focuses on fruit and well-crafted tannins. A juicy Xinomavro that can be enjoyed fresh but also has the potential to get old for many years.

From the first great Greek wines, Château Porto Carras marries the Borntolezikes varieties by Greek Limnio, giving us his version in quality red aging. Rich, full and spicy, a favorite companion of good eaters meetings.

A very nice combination of Xinomavro with Grenache and Limnio, with fruit that comes from vineyards on Mount Athos. The wine matures for 10 months in oak French barrels 300lt acquiring beautiful oak elements, which in combination with the fruity profile lead to an enjoyable and easy-to-drink red wine.

One of the most premium red labels in the Greek market, Kormilitsa unfolds even before serving the power and majesty of a wine that is best known and loved and outside Greek borders. Complex and filled with generous tannins and a long, is a wine that impresses in every way.

Balanced and pleasant red wine from the Holy Mountain. The blend of Cabernet Sauvignon with Limnio is now proven successful and gives us exuberant and full of red wines such as the Glebe Chromitsa, considered by many as one of the most significant choices Greek red wine today.

A divine terroir, a climate ideal for viticulture, a Limnio and Cabernet Sauvignon blend are responsible for this dense, structured but fine-grained wine produced from the vineyards of Metohi at Chromitsa on the slopes of Mount Athos.