Wines

The grape is left to ripen on the vine. After a short maceration, follows, fermentation and aging for 6 months in barrels. As a result, we have a wine with a bright red color, bouquet of ripe red fruits, black cherry jam and a hint of vanilla and chocolate. On the palate it is full and round, dominated by velvety tannins. Ideal with meats, game and aged cheeses.

The Tselepos winery was founded in 1989, when Yiannis and Amalia, with their passion and vision, set out to make a quality wine and something new in the field of Greek wine. Dryopi Rose Dry of the Tselepos estate is another proof that the Agiorgitiko variety can offer us tasty wines. It is one of the favorite varieties of the Greeks because it is pleasant to drink and combines with many different flavors and Yiannis Tselepos knows how to process this variety very well and bring out its best elements.

Canti Asti Liberty is a sparkling white wine hailing from the prestigious Asti region in Piedmont, Italy. Made from the Moscato Bianco grape, this wine captures the essence of its origins with a fresh and aromatic profile.

Piccini Pinot Grigio has a straw yellow color with greenish hues and is a medium bodied wine. On the nose it immediately shows its floral character combined with fruits such as apple and peach, thus maintaining a light and fruity palate. Its crisp acidity balances well with its smooth character, which makes it a pleasant and easy-drinking wine. It goes well with Mediterranean cuisine, with antipasti or white meat, but it is also wonderful with seafood.

Harvey's Bristol Cream was created in 1860 by John Harvey II and his brother Edward. Until then, milk sherry was famous, which was known as Bristol Milk. All the producers then made their own "Bristol Milk", as it was a general name for the blends of the wines that everyone made.

Discover Ktima Akrani SBM Chardonnay, an organic wine from Kos with golden reflections and a rich character. The nose is complex, with aromas of pineapple, bergamot, and sea salt, while notes of praline, vanilla, and butter testify to its aging. The creamy texture and full body make it an ideal choice for roasted chicken, fatty fish, mushroom risotto, and mature cheeses. Avoid overly acidic flavors (e.g., tomato, vinegar).

The Galtzada vineyard in the village of Lanciego was planted in 1952. With different Garnacha clones. The harvest is done manually. The grapes were then fermented in two small, open wooden containers. Extraction is light without excessive color extraction. The wine is then aged in a 1,500-liter Austrian oak barrel for 9 months in order to maximize the expression of the vineyard. The aim is to understand and respect the expression of this unique vineyard, without excessive use of new oak or oxidative aging. Aromas of red and black fruits with hints of herbs and sweet spices. In the mouth it has a medium body with also medium acidity which makes it a balanced wine that will wonderfully accompany chorizos, lamb, pot roasts and game.

Manual harvesting adds to the complexity and personality of the Cofrades vineyard. The type and length of aging is different for each vintage, using a combination of stainless steel and concrete tanks and aging in small and large oak barrels. Cofrades is one of the vineyards in the village of Leza. Planted in 1945 with a wonderful varietal and clonal blend, it is mainly Tempranillo, with co-plantings of Viura, Malvasia Riojana, Jaen, Mencia, Benedicto, Morate, Garnacha and Graciano. All varieties are harvested at the same time and vinified together to preserve the personality of Cofrades. Black cherries, blackberries, herbs and spices with hints of minerality. Its body is medium, as is its acidity. Go with game, spicy cold meats and recipes with lamb and pork.

This is a classic Rioja Reserva, showing the exceptional typicality of Rioja Alavesa's Tempranillo grape as well as the beautiful complexity acquired during traditional aging in small barriques for 24 months. Bright, medium ruby color with grenache highlights. On the nose, a core of wild berries is joined by spicy notes of tobacco, cedar and vanilla from barrel aging. Silky on the palate, showing freshness, complexity and a long finish, supported by fine, chalky tannins. This is an elegant, gastronomic wine that enhances great food without overpowering it. Accompany roasted meat, lamb, pork, poultry and mushroom recipes.

A young, juicy and versatile red wine that has not been aged in barrel, and is a modern interpretation of the tradition of Rioja Alavesa winegrowers. It features a series of six different labels with illustrations of real growers as a tribute to their daily work. It presents clear and intense primary aromas of dark cherries and black berries with a hint of violet and clove. Medium bodied, with remarkable complexity and concentration of fruit. The quality of the fruit stands out, showing the typical character of the cooler Rioja Alavesa climate, without being overshadowed by the excessive influence of the oak barrel. Intense fruit is balanced by fresh acidity, chiseled, chalky tannins and a long metallic finish. A serious, non-barrel-aged wine will benefit from 2 to 3 years in the cellar after release and will keep for another 5 years. It goes well with grilled meats, hard cheeses, pasta and rice dishes.