White Wine

Methea White Dry is a pleasant, harmonious and delicious wine with a delicate taste and cool profile. Its grapes come from estates of Northern Evia which have been matured in stainless steel tanks in order to produce this unique and delicious whole.

Gavala Vilana Lefkos Xiros is a wonderful label with a crystal white color, aromatic complexity with hints of citrus and freshly cut peach. Its taste is rich and fruity, with delightful acidity!

Vidiano White BIO is a white dry organic wine that comes to us from the Gavalas winery in Crete. It is created 100% from the Vidiano variety, which grows at an altitude of 350 meters in the vineyards of Monofatsi in Heraklion, Crete and specifically in the vineyard "Kampos".

The special feature of the winery's vineyards is that they are under organic cultivation. In 2004 a new state-of-the-art winery was established within the vineyards. All phases from production to bottling take place in the vertically integrated modern unit guided by the love of wine and its philosophy!

Frangospito White Dry BIO is a white dry, organic wine that comes to us from the Gavalas winery in Crete. It is created from the varieties Malvazia and Moschato Spinas, which grow at an altitude of 400 meters in the vineyards of Monofatsi, in Heraklion, Crete, and specifically in the vineyard "Frangospito".

Gaia Monograph Assyrtiko is a captivating expression of this cosmopolitan variety from the vineyards of PGI Peloponnese. It offers a different side of Assyrtiko, fruitier and more extroverted than its Santorini counterparts, yet with the same authenticity. With intense aromas of citrus and tropical fruits, the wine is cool, youthful, and floods the palate with freshness. An almost salty finish gives it a unique character. It's best served at 8-10C. It pairs perfectly with grilled fish, seafood, shellfish, and fried calamari. Avoid very sweet or spicy dishes to let its finesse shine.

Monograph Moschofilero is a unique expression of the variety from PGI Peloponnese. Cultivated at an altitude of 700 meters, this wine accurately captures the area's special microclimate. Its "mountainous" origin gives it incredible freshness and lively acidity, making it irresistibly pleasant. The typical aroma of rose unfolds immediately, along with the characteristic aromatic complexity of the variety. It is best served at 8-10C. Enjoy it as an aperitif or pair it with medium intensity dishes, such as seafood and fish. Avoid aged cheeses and desserts, which would overshadow its delicacy.

Ammonite is the most terroir-focused expression of Assyrtiko, a dry white wine from old, ungrafted vines in Santorini. It's the quintessential representation of the island's terroir, combining sharp acidity with rare finesse and an undeniable mineral character. Vinified in stainless steel tanks, the result is a wine with a clean expression and impressive balance. The palate is dominated by minerality, while complex aromatic layers unfold in the glass. Serve at 10-12C. It pairs perfectly with seafood, grilled fish, sushi, and Greek appetizers like fava and taramosalata. Avoid red meats and very sweet dishes. This is a wine that honors its ancient past while delivering a modern, unforgettable experience.

Gaia Vinsanto is the most iconic traditional sweet expression of PDO Santorini, a wine with deep roots in the island's history. It's made from sun-dried grapes, primarily Assyrtiko, that are dried in the shade to preserve their natural acidity and freshness. After 10 years of aging in old oak barrels, the result is a deep, multi-dimensional wine with aromas of caramel, roasted coffee, and dried fruits. Its full-bodied taste is perfectly balanced by the vibrant acidity of Assyrtiko, offering an endless finish. Serve chilled at 6-8C. It pairs perfectly with dark chocolate, blue cheeses, and nuts. Avoid red meats and seafood. This is a wine that promises a legacy of flavor with every sip!

Assyrtiko Wild Ferment is a bold, idiosyncratic expression of the great variety from PDO Santorini. The winemaking process, using native yeasts in different vessels like oak barrels and clay spheres, gives it a unique character that reveals the unexplored side of Assyrtiko. Sourced from ungrafted vines, the wine authentically expresses the island's deep minerality, salinity, and vibrant acidity, enriched with a distinct aromatic richness. It is best served at 10-12C after decanting for about 30 minutes. It pairs perfectly with oily fish, seafood, and white meats with lemony sauces. Avoid desserts.