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.

The vineyards on the plateau of Stymfalia in mountainous Corinth give amazing fruit and an exuberant wine, where Agiorgitiko puts its extroversion and fruity character and Cabernet Sauvignon the strength and structure. The wine matures for several months in oak barrels and having acquired extra complexity comes to our table to take off any meat-eating meal. But it is also one of the wines that can evolve in the bottle for years and reward us for our patience.

An emblematic wine of the Peloponnese, from the masterful combination of the varieties Syrah, Agiorgitiko, Merlot, and Malbec with the signature of the unconventional Christos Ayvalis. This wine has it all 'a lot'! 28 months aging in oak barrels, inconceivable condensation, high alcohol and high aging potential. A diamond for the wine cellar of every wine lover. Produced in limited quantities.

The flying renowned wine-maker Michel Rolland is responsible for this ultra-premium wine made from Syrah and Agiorgitiko grapes. This is a real monster, with amazing concentration, high alcohol levels and enormous depth.

A solid blend of Agiorgitiko and Syrah, with the signature of Sotiris Aivalis, the new generation of the Aivalis winery. The very low acreage yields and the excellent use of the barrel combined with the long stay in it, lead to a wine that should be tasted by all lovers of exuberant red wines.

The true meaning behind Noima is to produce a wine of unparallel quality that rivals the best examples all over the world. Breathtaking complexity, high alcohol and persistent finish are among its impressive characteristics.

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.