Sweet Wishes 2014, Pieria Eratini Winery
In order to achieve the highest possible quality and to make the distinction, the team of Pieria Eratini winery revived a Byzantine method for sweet wines.
Paliokalias 2017, Domaine Dalamara
It is a pretty famous grand cru wine from the Naoussa region, Northern Greece, where the Xinomavro variety is the ultimate king.
Vieilles Vignes 2016, Domaine Dalamara
I admire all the work of Domaine Dalamaras, but that wine is world-class!
Goumenissa 2011, Tatsis
Through this blog, I have shared my love several times for Goumenissa's blend wines and particularly for this one.
Xinomavro Hedgehog Vineyard 2017, Alpha Estate
This award-winning wine offers great pleasure and is a shining jewel in the Greek wine market and our cellar, of course.
Naoussa 2016, Oenos Nature
This is a modern approach to Xinomavro, the red king of North Greece and the nobler Greek red variety until now.
Negoska 2011, Domaine Dalamara
This single-varietal Negoska is one of these experiments and one worth trying since it shows another variety’s profile, more structured and age-worthy.
Naoussa 2014, Domaine Karydas
Arguably Xinomavro has a capricious nature, but in the hands of the right winemaker, can offer astonishing wines.
Rosé de Xinomavro 2007, Thymiopoulos
My curiosity and marketing promotion made me wonder how this wine would taste?
miniMus 2018, Chatzivaritis Estate
Pressed grapes on foot, with minimal intervention during winemaking and spontaneous fermentation in stainless steel tanks, this Xinomavro is kind and pleasant.
Goumenissa 2012, Tatsis
If you are looking for some quality Greek wines that offer excellent value for money, then put a check on this.
Oinops Pontos 2007, Tatsis - Sclavos
This unexpected and somehow stranger married gave to all wine lovers a reason for a smile.
Angel’s Peak 2011, Tatsis
Tatsis brothers are pioneers in the natural wine sector with many excellent examples in their portfolio include some cases with a strong value for money benefit.
Gaia Pella Amphora 2016, Ktima Ligas
Although when the wine was opened and served looked like it had passed away, all changed when it came to the first sip.
Château Porto Carras 2004, Domaine Porto Carras
I am a big fan of this great red wine because even if it has some differences between the vintages, it never disappoints.
Rosé De Xinomavro 2019, Thymiopoulos
A delicious rose that is worth trying and can combine with pleasure many dishes.
Akakies 2019, Kir-Yianni
It is an easy-drinking sparkling wine from Kir-Yianni Estate and Amyndeon region that would cool down nicely on a hot summer day.
Apla 2019, Oenops Wines
The name Apla (means simple) describes with accuracy the juice in the bottle.
Vidiano 2018, Oenops Wines
It is a well-made wine with a tight character. It matured on the lees for 6 months in exclusively 400 lts amphoras.