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Antigonisme is a natural white wine of the blanc de noirs style made from Moschomavro grapes from the Liga estate, sourced from organic permaculture vineyards at an altitude of 100 meters, with limestone and clay soils. The grapes are harvested by hand, followed by destemming and a brief maceration for 3 hours in a stainless steel tank, following the...
Lamda Assyrtiko is produced from 16-year-old vines planted in limestone and clay soils at an altitude of 100 meters, facing north-south, on 1.8-meter-high trellises. Harvesting is done by hand, and fermentation begins with skin contact for 7 days in stainless steel tanks at 16–18°C. The final must is transferred to a stainless steel tank to complete...
A 100% Roditis wine made with skin contact, from 30-year-old vines cultivated organically using permaculture principles, on limestone, clay, and sandy soils at an elevation of 120 meters with a north-south orientation. The harvest is done by hand and fermentation is spontaneous, as with all of the winery’s zero-intervention wines. Vinification involves...
Asyrtiko Barrique comes from 18-year-old vineyards in Pella, planted in limestone, clay, and granite soils, with a north–south orientation and cultivated organically using permaculture principles. The harvest is done by hand, and fermentation takes place with indigenous yeasts. This is followed by maceration with whole grapes for 7 days in a stainless...
100% Kydonitsa grapes undergo orange maceration with whole berries, which are left to macerate for 7 days in stainless steel tanks. It is then transferred to 400L Austrian oak barrels, where fermentation is completed, and it remains there in contact with the lees for 6 months before bottling. Exotic fruits and floral notes on the nose, a nutty character...
Roditis Maceration is an orange wine made from 100% Roditis grapes, sourced from 18-year-old vineyards at an altitude of 150 meters in Pella, with limestone, clay, and sandy soils and a north–south orientation, cultivated organically using permaculture principles. Harvesting is done by hand, and vinification follows a non-interventionist approach, with...
“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...
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...
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...
Since 2015, Jerome Binda has been producing Rosaki as a single-varietal wine in Voria, rather than just as part of a blend. Despite the variety’s reddish hue, the juice it yields produces a crystal-clear, golden wine, while the extended aging on the lees lends it complexity and enhances its salty profile. What it lacks in liveliness and acidity, it makes...
Monemvasia, after the harvest at the end of August from organic autochthonous vineyards in various parts of the island up to 500m altitude, will follow a gentle natural vinification, where the wine will be vinified in stainless steel tanks with native yeasts. The wine will remain in contact with the lees for 8 months before being bottled with only a small...
Nicolas Bourget tries to render the terroir of Paros without intermediate interventions and winemaking fioritures. His approach is as simple as possible. Native yeasts take over to "run" the alcoholic fermentation, after directly pressing the whole bunches of Assyrtiko, and the whole process takes place in stainless steel tanks where the wine remains in...
