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.

One of the few expressions of Pinot Noir in the Greek vineyard, with plenty of fruit, noticeable acidity and silky tannins. Vasiliki Akriotou takes fruit from mountain vineyards in Egialia and creates a very nice and versatile wine that brings all the charm of this great grape.

From a historic Cephalonian winery and a pair of young winemakers, Petros Markandonatos and Marianna Kosmetatos comes one of the many proofs that Kefalonia is not just about Robola: Gentilini Red is one of the most popular everyday red wines. It is friendly, easy to combine with a wide variety of flavors, and especially enjoyable. It is also suitable for those who prefer to drink red wine on its own, instead of liquor. Its many advantages certainly include the imaginative blend of varieties that make it up, as well as its very reasonable price.

Cabernet Sauvignon in a pleasant expression with an emphasis on fruit and freshness from vineyards of the Messinian Land at an altitude of 500 meters. It is a gastronomic red wine that can be combined with many different foods, both from Greek and international cuisines.

Dimitris Mansolas and Maria Tamiolaki, two excellent winemakers, created Hetero Wines in 2018 with the aim of producing ‘diverse’ wines from various regions of Greece. Here we have a rare combination of two great indigenous varieties, grown in the plain of Domokos and kneaded with native yeasts. The tannic character of Xinomavro is tamed with just 8% Assyrtiko, with the acidity of both varieties being at high levels, while at the same time the wine impresses with the intensity and freshness of the fruit.

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.

The New Age Limniona Zafeiraki is an organic wine with intense red color, aromas of red fruits such as cherry, sour cherry and plum with distinctive botanicals. Balanced body, full of good acidity and silky tannins.

Route 111 is an old country road that connects Nemea and Aegialia, the regions where the two great red varieties of the Peloponnese, Agiorgitiko and Mavrodaphni, thrive. Here, the varieties create in equal proportions a complex blend of vineyards at high altitudes of these regions, giving a complex wine with fresh fruit and concentrated flavor. It is bottled unfiltered.

According to Greek mythology, Hercules built the city of Abdera in Thrace in memory of his friend, Abdera, when he was killed in battle with the wild horses of the king of Thrace, Diomedes. This delicious red wine that pulsates with liveliness, fruit and spicy elements is named after this legend. The oldest Greek variety, Limnio, puts its fruity characteristics and kindness, the Thracian grape Pamidi the extroverted character and the international Syrah the structure and the spice profile in a wine that is pleasantly enjoyed in winter and summer.

The versatile Agiorgitiko in an expression full of freshness and lively fruit that matures only in stainless steel tanks without the influence of the barrel. It is a pleasant and very friendly wine, with soft tannins that is made to be enjoyed fresh, next to all Mediterranean dishes.

Ο Κωστής Δαλαμάρας ένας από τους χαρισματικότερους οινοποιούς υπογράφει μία υπέροχη Νάουσα που συνδυάζει το παραδοσιακό με το μοντέρνο. Το Οινοποιείο Δαλαμάρα, με ρίζες από το 1840 στη Νάουσα, είναι συνώνυμο του Ξινόμαυρου. Η σύγχρονη προσέγγιση της ποικιλίας βγάζει μπροστά το φρούτο επιτρέποντας στο κρασί να είναι εξαιρετικά 'φιλικό' στους καταναλωτές.

Strong red characterized by rich aromaticity and intense tannins. It is with great food wine may be combined with a variety of flavors.