Rich red wine for heavy winter and good food. The aromas in the nose refer to spicy grilled meat, while the mouth is expansive, with tight tannins and a long aftertaste. Suitable for meat eaters ... strong! ...

Full, "antrikeio" varietal Cabernet Sauvignon with great aromatic depth and tight tannins. You must be aged to start rolling out all aspects of his personality. If you decide to open it directly, you should know that only a strong red meat may be able to "do good" ...

Greek quality red wine with deep red color. Rich wine releases aromas of red fruit, chocolate, spice and vanilla. Due to aging in barrel and bottle but has well worked tannins and aftertaste that lasts.

Single vineyard, limited production, Xinomavro from the vineyard "Kaiafas", with incredible concentration and richness for the data of the variety. Another fantastic multi-layered expression of Naoussa by Apostolos Thymiopoulos with a shocking possibility of evolution.

What if it has connected its name with amazing Cabernet Sauvignon. In the case of top Opus IB the estate Hatzimichalis uses cousin Cabernet Franc to give a truly unique wine aged with amazing herbal aromas of the variety to be framed by dark fruits, smoky and spicy hints. A rare in all aspects of wine.

Name and label mentioning, would dare to say copy, top French chateau. Fortunately the 'straight' report continues to blend varieties of Cabernet Franc and Merlot, but also top quality wine, that is certainly the closest in style to the right bank of Bordeaux, has the Greek vineyard. If not try it we could not believe it!

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.

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!

Name and label mentioning, would dare to say copy, top French chateau. Fortunately the 'straight' report continues to blend varieties of Cabernet Franc and Merlot, but also top quality wine, that is certainly the closest in style to the right bank of Bordeaux, has the Greek vineyard. If not try it we could not believe it!

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.

A wine that captures the beautiful harmony of the varieties involved in the blend, with the "scientific" approach to red winemaking, from which it arises. A tag-school in red wine, which "kaparose" quickly established itself among the most popular Greek red wines in the domestic but also in overseas market.

From the very good Syrah in the Greek market. Is full, spicy and intense, and has his own style that stands out. Initiates and lay in Syrah, hurry!

The timing was great 'ally' in this wine. After four years of patience on the estate, with Cava Mercouri be matured slowly, away from prying eyes, it's time to get your glass having developed at this time, unparalleled refinement, grace and aromatic complexity.

This blend of Refosco and Mavrodaphne from probably the most beautiful estate in Greece has an amazing elegance, grace and charm. Understated yet very complex and with ageing potential.

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.