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Bestsellers from the House of Wine Greek Wine 2010. Favorite white wine with exotic features that give it a new-Kosmitis profile. Intense herbal and botanical aromas combined with excellent acidity make it highly versatile in combination with food, but also very enjoyable.

Special white wine with aromas and acidity that captivate. The blend of varieties that form but also promises a special exotic flavor wine trips every sip ...

Reminiscent of top white Bordeaux from Graves, Ovilos is an outstanding barrel-fermented blend of Semillon and Assyrtiko grapes, with layers of complexity, spicy fruitiness and long ageing potential.

Who could take the Vidiano from Crete to Kavala? Vangelis Gerovassiliou and Vassilis Tsaktsarlis create the first wine from Vidiano outside of Crete. With a variety of great characteristics they added 10% Assyrtiko and the result is amazing!

Delicate wine with rich fruit aromas and subtle, clean aftertaste.

The most important Greek white best-sellers, the white amethyst rests on two French noblemen and aromatic varieties departing from the explosive acidity Greek Assyrtiko. Easy and elegant white preferred fanatically and drunk with distinctive comfort and pleasure.

Very remarkable white wine that perfectly utilizes all aspects aromatic and tasty varieties that make up the blend. Further characterized by beautiful acidity and good durability, which results in a pleasant lemony taste.

Assyrtiko puts the nerve and the structure, Kidonitsa its irresistible character in a wonderful blend with intense aromas and flavors of juicy fruits, freshness and incredibly delicious taste. It can easily accompany seafood, vegetables and white meats but can also be consumed plain as an aperitif

Crete meets the north in a bottle of sparkling wine. Laurents Hartman, known for producing excellent sparkling wines, and Afshin Molavi from the Manousaki winery in Crete create an excellent sparkling wine, of limited production, made with the traditional Campaign method that takes the game to the next track. The Cretan Romeiko that comes from old vineyards at an altitude of 550-600 meters in Rethymno and the northern Helladic Xinomavro from self-cultivated vines at Amyntaio at an altitude of 700 meters, combined with the maturation for 4 years in the bottle with the wine lees lead to a very sparkling with unexpected lemony character.