Louis Martin

9.2

Sweet and creamy, port-like without the medicinal aspect you often get with port, paired beautifully with a semi-sweet almond cake. — 7 days ago

Ryan Colthorp

9.1

Excellent blend. Meyer lemon custard. Light and clean. Super refreshing. Probably the best Assyrtiko blend I’ve tasted. Paired well with all the Greek spread at Andros in Chicago. — 2 years ago

Carina Johansson

10

On it self before din er - wow! Smooth, velvet, nice acid, very well balanced, from 2016 when we were at the winery, drinking now 2020. Yummie!
With soft cheese, grilled mest, greek salad, tzatsiki- mmmm.
— 5 years ago

Byron Hewett

9.2

Another beautiful Assyrtiko. — 6 months ago

JB

10

An awesome assyrtiko — a year ago

Ryan Colthorp

9.2

This was bangin! Lots of saltiness. And hints of honey. Not as crisp and lemony as most Assyrtiko wines. Lots more depth and intricacies. 80% Assyrtiko, 10% Aidani, and 10% Athiri — 3 years ago

*Gregory*

8.9

Med lemon.
Clean youthful aromas with med intensity of lemon, honey, stone, jasmine.
Appealing dry palate, med+ bright acidity, high but well integrated alcohol, full body, pronounced intensity.
Long acid stone finish.
Very good wine, a blend loaded with the wonders of santorini: minerality and acidity. Mineral character, can drink now, suitable for further aging.
3.8 — 6 years ago

Ryan Colthorp

9.0

This was super complex. It grew on me as it breathed. 45% Assyrtiko, 35% Malagouzia, 15% Vidiano and 5% Aidani. Mangos. Hints of vanilla. Enjoyed at Koufadakis in Halkidiki. — 8 months ago

Adam Usdan

8.9

Dry acidity nice finish lemon — 3 years ago

Jakub Kalinowski

8.9

Blend of Mandilaria and Mavro Aidani
Intense fresh sour black cherries, pomegranate juice, a whiff of black pepper, allspice.
On the palate this is fresh, with vibrant acidity and nice, juicy acidity.
This is on the leaner, fresher side with sour cherries galore… worked v. nicely with some grilled pork chops. — 4 years ago