What a brilliant wine. Crystal aromatic purity, each variety leaves its mark with excellent evolving, and I think it expresses South France's terroir.

It was a delicious Chardonnay with layers of complexity that leaves a sense of joy while you drink it.

That Riesling was just awesome. Concentrated with depth and balance at such a level makes you feel guilty for the 24€ you just paid.

The truth is that I am not a big fan of Orange Wines. But Auksinis from Sébastien Riffault is a marvellous wine and a great example of how Orange Wines should be.

Auksinis is a fascinating wine that accurately renders to the palate the grapes affected by the noble rot and the limestone soil where the vines are grown.

It is a pretty famous grand cru wine from the Naoussa region, Northern Greece, where the Xinomavro variety is the ultimate king.

I admire all the work of Domaine Dalamaras, but that wine is world-class!

Many "Brett" notes to this Carignan. Love it or hate it.

The dry wine of the Mavrodaphne variety can be remarkable, and in my opinion, it is a truly promising grape.

After I tasted the breathtaking Cabernet Sauvignon, I scanned the Greek market to find anything from the Ridge Vineyards.

Balance in wine is my holy grail, and when it combines with a multi-layered complexity, I fall into ecstasy.

It was an interesting wine with a surprisingly low alcohol level and pleasant-soft mouth feeling.

Akra Chryssos is a lately new entry in Santorini's island terroir, not so as a vine grower as such a winemaker.

This producer has not missed a chance to surprise me.

For one more time, Sébastien Riffault surprising me and sent all the terroir theories to the garbage, proving that man is the most crucial terroir aspect.

This wine comes from a small appellation in Northern Rhône just south of the famous Cornas.

Through this blog, I have shared my love several times for Goumenissa's blend wines and particularly for this one.

This award-winning wine offers great pleasure and is a shining jewel in the Greek wine market and our cellar, of course.

The name and appearance are quite misleading, and one will easily conclude that it is a German wine. But this diamond comes from South Africa and is excellent!

If the Italian wines are famous for something, this is the value for money they bring to the consumer, primarily until 15€.