Aged red wine for winter meat eaters. Beautiful complex in nose and mouth, keeps tight tannins despite its age, while ripe aromas impart a course that leads to enjoyable and long aftertaste.

Another achievement of the Strofilia winery in Nemea. The velvety Agiorgitiko meets the robust Tannat and the explosive Petit Verdot on the slopes of Ancient Nemea, in an innovative vineyard that produces excellent quality fruit. The combination of the three varieties and their subsequent maturation in new and old oak barrels lead to an exuberant wine with immediacy, capable of providing pleasure even now and after 10 years.

Lively, full-bodied red wine, which marries the supple Agiorgitiko with the spicy Syrah. The result is a fine red wine with beautiful aromatic complexity, strong tannins and a long aftertaste. A label of limited production and availability, for those looking for new flavour extensions in red wine.

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 Νemea with a great ageing potential that combines the ripe elements and the freshness of the fruit very nicely.

Powerful red wine, based on a sensible marriage: that of Syrah, distinguished by its spicy, yet elegant power, with Agiorgitiko, which gives a velvety... punch. It is worth trying the result…

Investing in Greek varieties, Akrathos winery brings Agiorgitiko to its privately owned organic vineyards in Halkidiki, at an altitude of 550 meters and specifically in the area where the great philosopher Aristotle was born. With the addition of just 10% Xinomavro is created a very charming red with dense fruit and finesse that you will love from the very first sip.

The vineyards on the plateau of Stymfalia in mountainous Corinth give amazing fruit and an exuberant wine, where Agiorgitiko puts its extroversion and fruity character and Cabernet Sauvignon the strength and structure. The wine matures for several months in oak barrels and having acquired extra complexity comes to our table to take off any meat-eating meal. But it is also one of the wines that can evolve in the bottle for years and reward us for our patience.