Rose
The rosé bio is vinified in stainless steel tanks using indigenous yeasts, following the gentle, natural winemaking approach that Sklavos applies to all his wines. Interventions are minimal, and total sulphur levels are kept low—just 50ppm. This alternative interpretation of the Mavrodaphne variety results in a rosé with refreshing acidity, a fairly...
Le Rosé is a pure, natural expression of the Xinomavro grape from Pella, crafted according to the Ligas family’s philosophy of minimal intervention. The grapes come from 20-year-old vineyards, organically cultivated using permaculture principles, on limestone and clay soils. Vinification follows the rosé de saignée method, with 24 hours of maceration in a...
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...
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...
White Potamisi and Rozaki, blended with 20% of the red Mavro Potamisi, are harvested simultaneously from the vineyard, co-fermented, and left in contact with the lees for one year. Pappous, like all Domaine de Kalathas wines, is bottled without the addition of sulfites. Mineral notes, Mediterranean herbs, and oxidative notes—more spicy than...
"Le Chatillons" is produced from vineyards in soils characterised mainly by gravel. The Pinot Gris is harvested early in order to preserve the freshness of the grapes. The nose "blooms" with a bouquet of crisp red fruits, rose petals and citrus fruits reminiscent of saguarine. Very elegant and soft on the palate, with lively fruit acidity and spicy notes...
Rosabella is a dry rosé wine made primarily from Nebbiolo, blended with small amounts of Dolcetto, sourced from young, organically farmed vineyards surrounding the winery. Harvesting takes place relatively early, with the aim of preserving high acidity, freshness, and aromatic purity. Part of the Nebbiolo is vinified using the saignée method (brief...
Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo is one of Italy’s most fascinating and food-friendly rosé wines, produced from Montepulciano, the region’s most important red grape variety. Pettirosce—named after the European robin, one of the most iconic birds of the Italian countryside—is crafted by Cantina Orsogna, one of the country’s most pioneering cooperative wineries. The...
Pinot Grigio is perhaps Italy’s most popular white grape variety. Most people know it as a pale, crisp white wine, yet in reality it is a pink-skinned grape, closely related to Pinot Noir, capable of producing wines with distinctive copper hues. Patch Pinot Grigio pays tribute to this historic tradition, presenting the grape as it truly is rather than as...
White Potamisi and Rozaki, blended with 20% of the red Mavro Potamisi, are harvested simultaneously from the vineyard, co-fermented, and left in contact with the lees for one year. Pappous, like all Domaine de Kalathas wines, is bottled without the addition of sulfites. Mineral notes, Mediterranean herbs, and oxidative notes—more spicy than...
Short skin contact at low temperatures. The must from the red varieties is blended with the fermenting must of Muscat of Spina, enhancing both color and aromatic complexity. The wine remains in contact with fine lees in stainless steel tanks for about three months, gaining volume and a touch of complexity. A versatile wine suitable for all...
