Assyrtiko is supplemented with a little Athiri and Aidani, the grapes are dried for 10-15 days under the hot sun of Santorini, they are 'pressed' during midday hours to more easily extract the concentrated, sugary, juice and then ferment for several months before moving to the big black-old wooden casks to age. The result is a mind-blowingly sweet wine with flavors and aromas that remain unforgettable for months.

Beautiful combination of Agiorgitikos with Mavroudi in a wine from Laconia, which bases its charm on the maturity and the finesse that time gives it, as it has been on the market for many years. The ideal choice for those who love 'aged' wines.

The Vinsantos of Estate Argyros are a constant value in Greek sweet wines. Here, the warm sweetness offset by excellent acidity and its concentration lead to an excellent wine. Its careful vinification and proper aging give a result that is firmly embraced by friends of sweet wines everywhere, sweeping distinctions in Greece and abroad.

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.