Agiorgitiko, Juicy, with very nice cherry fruit and charming elements of french oak, from the organically grown privately owned vines of the Spyropoulos Estate in Ancient Nemea. Ripe and soft, it can stand on our table next to all white and red meat dishes, but also to accompany a variety of cured meats and cheeses.

Quality Nemea label from the well-known Nemea winemaker Giorgos Palivos. Beautiful, typical aromas of fresh plum, strawberries, sweet spices and a balanced structure compose a wine that promises beautiful moments in the company of delicious dishes of the greek cuisine.

The beautiful aromas of spices, dark fruits and chocolate on the nose, the pleasant tannins, the right acidity in the mouth and the good aftertaste make up one of the very typical and beloved wines of Nemea that is enjoyed fresh or can be aged for 4-5 years in bottle.

Intense deep red color with purple hues, herbal nose with aromas of blackcurrant and plum, with hints of cinnamon and spice, thick mouth with nice acidity and finish barrel. Wine with a spicy aftertaste, relatively small, and with a sense of ripe fruit.

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Deep ruby color, complex aroma that combines spicy notes with mature and dried red fruits like red current and cassis. Ripe dried red currants and cassis on the palate, full-bodied, with ripe and integrated tannins, excellent balance with an aromatic and lingering aftertaste at the end.

A very friendly and pleasant red wine, which is very popular in Greece. Aromatic, with soft tannins and good length, drunk easily on any occasion.

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.

It is known that Syrah is the favorite and multi-awarded variety of Avantis Estate. For the sweet Princess, the most mountainous part of the vineyard was used with a particularly costly and difficult vinification method. Towards the end of the grape harvest, the harvesters pass by and slightly crush the stems of the grapes, causing them to gradually overconcentrate sugars and flavour! A Syrah in the superlative degree. Place it next to a Black Forest cake or a rich bitter chocolate for an unforgettable experience.