Deep amber in color, with a rich combination of aromas like dried fruits, orange peel, apricot compost and sweet bread. Long ageing has bestowed a beautiful noble oxidation that reminds of caramel, toffee, crème brulee and nuts, while spicy aromas like vanilla, cinnamon stick and clove fill the glass. Delightful and magnificently sweet, without losing the...
Very few bottles are produced with absolute dedication both in the vineyard and in the winery. The yields per hectare are around 800kg/hectare and the grapes are organically grown. Like all Endochora wines, it is produced exclusively with the indigenous yeasts of the vineyard. The wine has excellent red and dried fruit aromas on the nose, reminiscent of...
From the smallest appellation of origin in Kefalonia in terms of production, it is a stunning example of the variety's potential in the production of sweet wines. Sweet but not bubbly, super fresh on the palate with an ideal balance of sugars and acidity, the sweet Mavrodaphne from Sklavos is a "study" in elegance of style with a dense and solid but not...
As if the terroir "comes alive" through the process of extraction with the skins. Aromas of the mountain, full of dried herbs, cedar, pine and garrigues. Sweetness of the spoon from orange peel, spiciness from ginger, with a fantastic phenolic "bite" in the mouth and tremendous flavor range at the same time. Full of vibrancy, complexity, excellent...
Malvasia de Colares, which is genetically different from other varieties bearing the same name, is planted on the region's characteristic sandy soils with great care and effort to protect it from the strong, salt-laden Atlantic winds. In the cool coastal climate, alcohol is always restrained in these wines and the character is full of umami salinity and...
Ramisco is a variety with "energy" that needs time to be tamed. Wherever you plant it outside of the Colares sand, its characteristics are very different. Here it showcases the unique, special character of the region that combines native vines, sand, proximity to the ocean, strong sea winds and very deep roots to meet the clay substrate and allow it to...
Absolutely traditional vinification with 100% whole bunches and ageing in old barrels for twelve to fourteen months. It's amazing how the old-fashioned approach allows the terroir to shine through, accentuating the subtle differences between the vineyards. Elegant with fine characteristics but with nerve and substance alongside its floral and fruity...
The vineyard is located at the top of the slope facing the iconic Corton hill that stands opposite with its famous grand cru. The clay-limestone soils and the vines, averaging forty years old, are cultivated according to the principles of biodynamic farming. The east-northeast exposure of the vineyard means a slightly cooler mid-climate and a later...
The vineyard is located in the middle of the slope and was planted in 1980. The soil is a type of marly limestone that has an abundance of marine fossils. The cultivation is certified organic using biodynamic farming techniques. In winemaking 15-20% whole bunches are used and fermentation is with indigenous yeasts. The wine will be aged for 12-14 months...
