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A skin-macerated Assyrtiko with great personality, made from grapes left in contact with their skins for 10 days before maturing in steel tanks. It is intense and aromatic on the nose, offering elegant notes of orange zest and mango, accompanied by nuances of Mediterranean herbs and herbal tea. On the palate, it surprises with its freshness and tension, underpinned by crisp, citrusy acidity—reminiscent of lime—that is well-balanced by a pleasant tannic structure. A fresh, aromatic, and dynamic skin-contact white wine that successfully marries the vibrancy of Assyrtiko with the complexity derived from skin contact.
Region: Greece, Macedonia
Grapes: Assyrtico
Alcohol content: 13.5%.
Aging: 12 months in steel
Contains sulfites
Natural, authentic, and possessing rare character. This pure Roditis is crafted through 32 days of skin maceration in open vats and 12 months of aging in old oak barrels, before being bottled unfiltered. The result is an orange wine that is dry and vibrant on the palate, featuring well-balanced acidity and an irresistible aromatic profile with notes of mandarin zest, honeysuckle, and fresh flowers. It offers an intense taste that unfolds into a long, fruity finish—perfect for pairing with seafood, poultry, or a fine selection of soft cheeses.
Region: Greece, Macedonia
Grapes: Roditis
Alcohol content: 13%.
Aging: 12 months in barrel
Contains sulfites
A surprising and unconventional white wine, crafted from 100% Xinomavro grapes. Aged for 12 months on fine lees, it captivates with its elegant, mineral profile. The nose reveals yellow plum, white flowers, and anise, accompanied by delicate marine notes. On the palate, it is taut, fresh, and intensely savory, boasting a substantial structure and a long, persistent finish. Perfect paired with shellfish, crustaceans, creamy risottos, and fish dishes. An original, refined *Blanc de Noir* with a distinctly Mediterranean character.
Region: Greece, Macedonia
Grapes: Xinomavro
Alcohol content: 13.5%.
Aging: 12 months in steel
Contains sulfites
The Resine Flavour Roditis by Domaine Tatsis is a complex wine with a nose dominated by orange blossom, notes of yellow fruit, pine resin, and spices. An exciting wine.
Region: Greece, Macedonia
Grapes: Roditis with pine resin
Alcohol content: 13%.
Aging: 18 months in barrel
Contains sulfites
Malagousia by Domaine Tatsis is a macerated white wine that comes from Macedonia, a region located in the north of Greece. The vinification involves spontaneous fermentation and maceration on the skins for 30 days, then refines in wooden barrels for 18 months. A very expressive wine with hints of grapefruit, honey, chamomile, and a crunchy acidity.
Region: Greece, Macedonia
Grapes: Malagousia
Alcohol content: 12%.
Aging: 18 months in barrel
Contains sulfites
Ariousios' Asyrtico is a warm and enveloping macerated white wine that comes from the grapes of the same name that come from a small vineyard of 2 cultivated in a natural way on clayey-silty lands. Maceration on the skins for 5 days, and aging for 11 months in steel in contact with the exceptions. About 2000 bottles produced. It is yellow in color tending to golden. The nose gives fruity and floral notes, with hints of Mediterranean scrub in the background. At the sip it is well-structured, enveloping, and striking for its palatable sapid drink.
Grapes: Assirtyco.
Alcohol content: 14%.
Aging: 11 months in steel.
Contains sulfites
Kamara Winery's Retsina is a wine made from roditis and assyrtiko grapes. A wine known since ancient times, it is produced with the addition, during fermentation, of small pieces of Aleppo pine resin from the mountains of the island of Evia, which give the retsina its unique character and aroma. It is a wine that offers notes of citrus and hints of pine wood. On the palate it is fresh, elegant and the discreet touch of resin with orange and grapefruit creates an exciting combination.
Region: Greece.
Grapes: 50% Roditis, 50% Assyrtico.
Alcohol content: 12.5%.
Aging: In stainless steel and infusion of Aleppo pine resin from the mountains of the Evia island.
Contains sulfites