The more 'sophisticated' of the white wines made by the hands of Apostolos Mountrichas comes to an exclusive use by House of Wine. The 'Slopes of Eagles' is an original blend of Malagouzia and Sauvignon Blanc, that showcases great finesse and elegance from both varieties. A short pass in french oak barriques before bottling, brings aromatic maturity, a rounder body, and just a "magical touch" from the oak's sweet aromatics.

Deucalion, the ancient King of Thessaly, is said to have survived the great flood along with his wife, Pyrrha, daughter of Epimetheus, and they were the only two humans who then shaped humanity from scratch. Giorgos Karamitros crafts an exceptional Assyrtiko, giving it a name that reflects the greatness and resilience it has proven as a variety in the sea of the Greek vineyard.

The ‘new kid on the block’ in terms of exciting varietals, Malagousia from Alpha estate is appealing due to its stone fruit, botanical and flowery character, being a great alternative to international aromatic grape varieties.

An amazing expression of Savatiano from old vines in the area of ​​Plataea in Boeotia. The juice of the grapes ferments with the wild yeasts and gives a complex culinary wine with concentrated fruit, fatty taste and harmonious acidity that is very suitable for the dishes of the Greek cuisine and not only.

Assyrtiko is the white variety that tends to become the "flagship" of greek wine abroad. At the same time, fans of the variety in Greece are increasing, as it highlights in the best possible way the culinary richness of our sea and island cuisine. Thalassitis, one of the leading labels of Santorini's Assyrtiko, which bears the signature of John Paraskevopoulos and GAIAS Winery has a loyal audience that appreciates the perfect expression of Assyrtiko's power and dynamics.

A refined expression of Sauvignon Blanc from the privately owned mountain vineyards of Strofilia in Asprokampos, Corinth, with a charming exotic aroma and cool acidity. A wine with exemplary use of acacia barrels, whose aromas subtly accompany the wonderful fruity and herbal elements of the variety.

Usually when it comes to Moshofilero talking about perfumes, freshness and acidity. In this Moshofilero however, we can talk about volume and oiliness. Very beautiful approach from Semeli, with fruit coming from an old vineyard of 25 years, at an altitude of 650 meters and maintenance of wine for six months with fine lees.

Malagousia is now the personification of the way Greek producers are rediscovering their roots. Evangelos Gerovasilliou is credited with its renaissance and the estate’s Malagousia is a benchmark style, round, soft and supple, with ethereal floral and fruity aromas, coupled with oaky undertones. More like a great Condrieu from Northern Rhone.

Kyr-Yiannis Estate adds to its single vineyard collection, the most recognized "queen" of the Greek vineyard, Malagouzia. The fruit collected from a unique vineyard 8str. at an altitude of 720m. in Amyntaio gives the final shapely but also complex result the graces of the cool climate.

The most renowned Greek variety, Assyrtiko, meets one of the most up-and-coming varieties, Kidonitsa in a wine from Laconia with very nice freshness, fruity profile and luscious taste. It is a white wine that suits all seasons and all hours of the day.

Cool and pleasant Assyrtiko from Drama and Domaine Wine Art in more aromatic style and less rigid than that of the island, which proves that the variety they cultivate will give excellent wines.

Asyrtiko makes wonders not only in the volcanic soils of Santorini, but also in cold areas such as Amynteo and at high altitudes. In 2004, Kyri Yianni Estate planted Asyrtiko on the hill of Samaropetra at an altitude of 700 meters and the result justifies that decision! An excellent wine and worthy of the reputation of the variety, kneading into new oak barrels where it remains for maturing for 8 months, acquiring a very complex character.

A very balanced, elegant white wines from Sauvignon Blanc. The bright color, great fruit flavors and well balanced flavor will charm you.

The Troupi winery goes even further than Moschofilero! It takes fruit from the Katarachi area at an altitude of 640 meters, ferments part of the wine in stainless steel tanks and the rest in old barrels of acacia and oak and then all the wine matures for a few months in concrete tanks, while bottled without bottles. The excellent raw material, the complex way of vinification but also the combination of four different fermentation and maturation vessels lead to an extremely complex and enjoyable Moschofilero that can be developed for a few years in the bottle.

Rather than straight through the back door, we would say that the land of the Bible country still makes a statement of quality with White Sideways 2010. The nice blend and about ochtamini stay in oak barrels, will captivate all those who love their wine to have 'xirokarpati' and vanilati flavor and aromas.