That wine was the least impressive of the three, not because it is a bad wine but because the other two were remarkably good. However, the ageing potential is clear.

Trilogia was the first red Greek wine that managed to spread its reputation abroad and, specifically in the German market, charming many wine critics, sommeliers and consumers with its high quality.

The new trends push the winemakers to produce wines with less oak, soft tannins and emphasising on fruit. But we must not stop appreciating some old school wines with distinctive character and high quality.

If you are looking for some quality Greek wines that offer excellent value for money, then put a check on this.

It is a soft wine from a single-vineyard in Nemea that has aged well and has gained nice complexity. Difficult for someone not to like it.