Kourtaki Calliga Rose Sec 75cl Bottle

Nectar is the oldest wine crafted by the Union, a wine that has been imitated by many but mastered by none. Its deep amber color is complemented by attractive orange hints. With a nose of ageing aromas, Nectar brings sun-drenched raisins and antique furniture tenderly polished with beeswax to center stage, while its first mouth […]

Features Joe’s Tasting Note: “Anyone looking for the perfect steak-chips-wine combo should head here. The blend of ripe currants and vanilla, oaky spice is delicious, whilst there is a good heft of ripe tannin to work with your (ideally, rare) steak. On the finish look for all the mocha, coconut and vanilla aromas from the […]

The Kourtaki brand of retsina is the undisputed brand leader in Greece and around the world. Its distinctive yellow label is the first choice of retsina lovers around the world. In Greece it commands a 65% share of the bottled retsina market. FOOD PAIRINGSA wine to accompany food, especially strong flavoured and spicy dishes. The […]

Retsina that impresses everyone ! In the glass , its colour is light yellow . In the nose , enchanting aromas of lemon flower , jasmin and citrus are enhanced by spicy hints of pepper and herbal notes of oregano and thyme . In the mouth , its body is of medium size with a […]

An attractive mix of two local Cretan varieties. The naturally sweet ripe-tasting flavour is reminiscent of good village Rhône. Kotsifali, aromatic and generous, blends well with the smaller-berried mandilaria which contributes colour and backbone. It’s a great authentically Cretan match. Features From the prize-winning Karavitakis estate in Crete made with two local Cretan grape varieties […]

Metaxa 5 Star Brandy 70cl Bottle Metaxa 5 Star is a spirit that is rooted in Greek heritage but captures the spirit of the whole Mediterranean region. With a production process distinctly different from that of brandy or a cognac, Metaxa is a spirit in a category of its own. TASTING NOTES Colour: dark honey. […]

First produced in 1880 by the Kaloyannis brothers in Constantinople, the increasingly successful business moved to the Athenian port of Piraeus in 1919. The brothers produced various styles of ouzo, but the one preferred by connoisseurs came from barrel number 12. So, as the legend goes, No. 12 Ouzo was born. It became the best-known, […]