Sauvage Bleu is a red wine made from 100% Limniona grapes, sourced from 12-year-old vines growing at an altitude of 300 meters in Pella, with a north–south orientation and cultivated organically using permaculture principles. The harvest is done by hand, and fermentation takes place with indigenous yeasts, involving a very gentle maceration of whole...
Spira Solera is produced exclusively from Xinomavro grapes grown in organic vineyards in Pella at an altitude of 100 meters. The harvest is done by hand, and the must is separated from the skins in a blanc de noir vinification process in stainless steel tanks. The juice is transferred to 400L oak barrels to complete fermentation and is then added to the...
The wine is fermented with spontaneous yeasts in a combination of cement and oak tanks and is matured for eight months in them. It has that lovely peppery character of the Rhone wines but with very restrained alcohol and more fresh than overripe fruit. The tannins are soft and flowing on the palate, possessing both breadth and density. There's nothing to...
“The Arche” is both an end and a starting point; a moment that closes one cycle and opens a new one. The 2021 vintage, marked by the devastating wildfires that ravaged vast swathes of pine forest, gave its name to this reflection. The need to redefine our relationship with everything that gives life and identity to the land. The 1979 Kallos Arche 2021 is...
Low yields per acre, spontaneous fermentation with indigenous yeasts, and the absence of added sulfites form the basis of the winemaking process. The wine ages for 6 years and 3 months in partially filled barrels without topping up (non ouillé), with the development of a voile that protects it and defines its oxidative character. Aging takes place 60% in...
The old vineyard is located on a gentle south-facing slope, approximately 3.5 km northwest of the village of Crozes-Hermitage, at an elevation of 175 meters. The soil is primarily limestone, and the vineyard is surrounded by fruit trees, such as apricot trees, which contribute to the formation of a unique terroir. Winemaking involves direct pressing of...
Murray takes its name from the words Mulberry (Mu) and Rare (Ray) in reference to the choice of the old villagers to leave berry farming to plant White Muscat which responded well to the conditions of the area. It is an excellent expression of the local topography, as fresh as the air of the Monferatto mountains, sweet and cool at the same time. Its...
Here, the distinctive and unique style of Clos Cibonne reaches its apotheosis. One of the estate's top bottlings, from very old vines aged 60-70 years from the region's ancient Tibouren variety, with a small 10% Grenache component. Volume, thickness, richness and complexity of spice, quince spice, orange peel, saffron and dry fruit characters, with...
Its name in French comes from the small chapel located at the foot of the estate’s slopes. Despite its distinctive color, the wine was pressed directly in a vertical press from grapes of ancient vineyards of the Aspro Potamisi (80%) and Rozaki (20%) varieties, which were foot-crushed. The two varieties fermented separately with indigenous yeasts, and...
One of those wines that exerts a “spiritual charm” over you. Its beauty lies in its unconventional character. Nothing you’d expect from a Mediterranean red wine, but rather a perfect embodiment of the potential of the Tainian terroir in terms of freshness and elegance. A natural wine with no sulfur at all, which directly highlights the fruit and floral...
