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.

Kefalonia in your glass! A wine from the local variety, dry Kefalonian Mavrodaphne. Dark, almost black wine with intense, multi red fruit aromas with hints of licorice and wild mint. Rich, complex and impressive in the mouth with soft, rounded tannins and a very long and pleasant aftertaste.

Excellent label Mavrodaphne impresses for its elegance and the equilibrium. Rich and complex, with depth and exuberance, redefines that probably had in mind for Mavrodaphne.

Stunning, limited production, dry expression of Mavrodafni from the great terroir of Egialia that raises the variety to many levels. The depth of the fruit, the lively acidity and the velvety tannins compose an excellent and multi-layered red wine.

Limited production dry Mavrodafni from Cephalonia with wonderful, full of freshness, fruity profile, noticeable acidity and gentle tannins. Minimal interventions, prophylaxis vines and high altitude are just some of the factors that have led to this amazing expression of variety that bases its charm on the pure expression of the fruit.

Theodora Rouvali, second generation of the Rouvali winery has taken over the reins and creates wonderful wines with a focus on highlighting the terroir of Egialia. Tsigelo is called the highest quality clone of Mavrodafni and here we have an exceptional dry expression of the variety of vineyards at an altitude of 650 meters. The wine that has matured for a few months in handmade clay amphorae, is distinguished for its freshness, the purity of the fruit and the gentle tannins. It is a red wine that can easily accompany fish dishes.

A dry Mavrodaphne from Domaine Mercouri. A wine with impressive aromas of forest fruit, full-bodied, robust tannins and a long finish. Enjoy at 17 ° C.