Semeli is one of the most historic wineries of Nemea and the Grande Reserve is its most premium Agiorgitiko. Produced from the privately owned vines in Koutsi at an altitude of 650, it is aged for 18 months in new oak barrels and matures for at least 24 months in the bottle. A great aging Nemea that combines very nicely the ripe elements with the freshness of the fruit. The magnum bottle helps it develop more slowly over time, acquiring a particularly complex character.

The combination of possible red Syrah (92%) with white and aromatic Viognier (8%) is a practice that began in the Rhône wineries in France and perfected by most Australian winemakers innovators. The goal is the best approach to balance between power and elegance. Try Tag St Time from Avantis Estate, to see firsthand the achievement of this objective enjoyable.

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.

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.

Apostolos Thymiopoulos is one of the most important Greek producers of the new generation! They are among those that have opened new horizons for Naoussa's Xinomavro. But it could not stay within the boundaries of a particular region. After his successful 'landing' in Santorini, he attempts to 'conquer' Rapsani. Tasting this complex and multi-faceted wine, one of the finer vineyards in the area, where Xinomavro occupies about 50%, we can already conclude!