New arrival from Argyrou Estate in Santorini! A wine of imposing proportions, power and unparalleled elegance. It needs several years of aging to mature and unfold its rich character and bring out its rare complexity.

Another jewel in the crown of greek sweet wines that placed Greece on the global radar. A great attempt by the estate to give us a Vinsanto, accompanied by a twist on the traditional style of wine and took eight years to get in the bottle. Complexity, richness and balance all in one bottle of 500ml.

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.

The large wooden barrels that were traditionally used in Santorini were called Αfoura. This exceptional Santorini expression of Anhydrous, signed by Apostolos Mountrihas, has matured in such barrels. Having acquired a mature and complex character and capturing with great precision the special characteristics of the island, it has already won a place among the great Santorinian Wines.

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 connection of Apostolos Mountrichas with the anhydrous Santorini land and Assyrtiko is becoming stronger and stronger. The sun, the light, the air, the volcanic land, the sea and the water, the elements of nature that create the shocking terroir of Santorini, are beautifully expressed in this great wine. The complexity, the purity of the fruit, the sharp acidity and the mineral feeling put it in the pantheon of the top white wines of the world.

A white wine made for the summer greek table. The lemony minerality of Assyrtiko acquires smoky notes from the oak barrel and elevates any summer seafood dish grilled over coals.

The biggest greek and international competitions judge that Vinsanto is the "absolute star" of Greek sweet wines. This particularly well-crafted label perfectly combines the sweetness of overripe grapes with the acidity of Assyrtikos, giving us an elegant, complex and delightful sweet wine with a very long aging potential.

Fine white wine with flattering comments from Greek and foreign wine specialists. Rich, exuberant with good balance and a long aftertaste.

Special white wine for those looking for something different. Rich, aromatic on many levels, with nice acidity and a good finish.

Its color is light gold with several green highlights. Its aroma is complex, with citrus like lemon and grapefruit and mineral elements dominating followed by peach and almond notes. In the mouth it is rich with the characteristic crisp acidity creating waves of freshness, appreciable saltiness, some honeyed touches make their appearance, while the aftertaste has an incredible duration. Undoubtedly a 'big' white wine that has the structure to evolve for at least a decade.

Rare wine from the Argyrou Estate produced from strictly selected Assyrtiko vineyards over 150 years old that are cultivated in the area of ​​Pyrgos according to the principles of biodynamic cultivation. The few bottles are released to the market after having matured for a few years in the winery. 25% of wine matures for 12 months in French oak barrels and the remaining percentage for at least 30 months on its fine lees. A wine with excellent structure and enormous potential for development that is expected to redefine the Assyrtiko of Santorini.

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.

Gentle nose full of minerality and the characteristic, for Assyrtiko of Santorini, flint. Notes of ripe stone fruit and tart citrus. Mouth rich, exuberant with finesse and razor sharp acidity. Long aftertaste with saltiness and minerality. Decanting into a carafe is recommended to allow the wine to breathe and open up in order to bring out its complex character.

Extremely sophisticated sweet wine from Samos, topping the list. Choose the best barrels of sweet wine that mature patiently in the cellars of the winery, between wines from different vineyards and different years. The fruit comes from the vineyards of the island where the principles of organic and biodynamic cultivation are applied. The result is a wine that really touches.