A rare Greek grape, an unexpected style of wine. Chidiriotiko of Lesvos in its most extreme winemaking style has a distinct temperament for those wanting to expand their horizons.

A native variety that occurs in the region of Ilia with strange names and strange character. Tinaktorogos claims its name because it shakes some of the flowers off during the flowering season thus offering a significantly lower yield, but at the same time giving this fascinating and very rare white wine. A well kept secret of the Peloponnese worth trying.

Three wines, red, white and orange Methymnaeos, made from just one red variety, the rare Chidiriotiko. Winemaker Yannis Lambrou chooses classic red vinification techiques to produce red Methymnaeos, the most 'conventional' of his three wines. Moderately scented, with earthy minerality and hints of red fruit. Give it time in the glass to open up and unfold its distinct personality.

An amazing Assyrtiko from Crete and the Manousaki winery in Chania with excellent value for money. The lively fruity profile, its refreshing acidity but also the oiliness that it acquires during the 4-month maturation on its wine lees (sur lie) make it one of the most 'friendly' Assyrtika of the Greek vineyard while at the same time it has the mineral elements and the structure. of a more 'strict' wine.

The varelato Thrapsathiri the varietal of wine is yellow pear aromas of green apple, orange, with hints of vanilla and distinct aromas of barrel. Cool and crisp flavor, excellent acidity and a spicy and fruity aftertaste, is wine that can accompany a wide range of dishes.

Vidiano is considered to be the next big thing in the Greek market. This indigenous Cretan variety bears a Marsanne/Roussanne-like character, reminiscent of apricots, pears, vanilla notes with an oily-soft texture.