Syrah and Cabernet Franc combine excellently in a delicious rosé, with a very nice fruity and floral profile along with a spicy hint that create the perfect savouriness. Versatile wine, ideal for aperitifs or to accompany various dishes of Mediterranean and Asian cuisine.

Little Arc fascinates in its rosé version, giving Lantides Estate credit for one of the tastiest rosés on the Greek market. From Argolis with love, comes an excellent Moschofilero with a rich floral character, crisp sip and pleasant aftertaste. Ideal for aperitifs, appetizers and Mediterranean flavors.

Karipidis family invests in international varieties producing very beautiful expressions of the most famous grapes. One of them is the Tuscan Sangiovese grown in the family's organic vineyards in Thessaly, giving us a rosé with a color and style that winks at Provence.

Semeli gives us a "Greek" rosé from Agiorgitiko with a nice color, elegant aromas of red fruits but also notes of camellia and jasmine, with a balanced body and a very pleasant aftertaste, an ideal summer rosé for all hours.

One of the few rosé labels based Moschofilero, this wine stands out for its aromaticity and freshness. This year's wine contains a "drop" Agiorgitiko, and this gives it a more "serious" dimension, but it deprives the playful, floral character.

It has an impressive, lively, rose color, and freshness on the nose with aromas of fresh fruit. Complex in taste, with beautiful acidity, but also a soft, elegant sweetness at the end, Theodorakakos Estate Rosé is drunk on its own or ideally accompanies summer red sauces in beautiful light everyday dishes, as well as a cheese or fruit platter.

An original blend of Kydonitsa and Agiorgitiiko bursting with pleasant aromas of white and red fruits with a delicious taste and freshness. It is the ideal wine for both the everyday and the most exquisite table.

One of the most talked about new arrivals rose on the market. An impressive winning rosé wine with beautiful floral aromaticity of the nose, and the exuberant fruit character in the mouth. Has highlighted, refreshing acidity and a long, bringing high standards of Greek rosé.

When Agiorgitiko meets Syrah and Grenache Rouge, the fruit comes from old vineyards, the work done in the vineyards is meticulous and the care in the winery is zealous, then we are definitely talking about an excellent rosé wine.

The family is growing for Dafnios, the favorite label of the Douloufakis Winery from the village of Dafnes in Crete. After the white and the red, it is now the rosé's turn to impress. Fruity, exuberant and delightful will become your next rosé obsession.

14-18h is a rosé that demonstrates the wide range of wines that Agiorgitiko of Nemea can produce. Beautiful and beefy rosé, it needs food and even meat appetizers that allow it to unfold its taste talent. Note: its name (14-18h) derives from the hours of extraction (ie the coexistence of the solid and liquid elements of the grape at the beginning of the winemaking process) required to create it.

From Muscat Hamburg one rosé, Varietals, Wine, semiarid in style from vines Mylopotamos. The direct fruity character of wine, in combination with the relative sweetness, give the wine an absolutely attractive dimension for this consuming.

Those who are not yet convinced that Xinomavro, apart from exceptional red wines, also gives us great rosé wines, should try the "Dianthos", bearing the signature of the Boutari winery, a company that has tied its name with Naoussa and the most important red variety of Northern Greece. The myth says that Dianthos is the flower created by Zeus because he envied the lily, the flower of Hera. Elegant, vivid but also modern, Boutari's flower gives us endless moments of enjoyment.

Wonderful and incredibly elegant rosé wine from the great terroir of Santorini with the signature of Apostolos Mountricha who highlights the kind aspect of Malndilaria and marries it with the extroverted Aidani. This unique combination of grapes, which carries all the gifts of the arid Santorini land, bring to our glass an Aegean aura through a wine that remains unforgettable.

The continuous search for vineyards at high altitude, led to the "marriage" of three popular varieties from two particularly cold zones of the Peloponnese, Mantineia and Mountainous Aegialia. Moschofilero meets Assyrtiko and Syrah and with the signature of Leonidas Nasiakos they are transformed into an attractive and fruity food friendly rosé.