Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Savoury
Anhydrous flagship PDO Santorini Assyrtiko: saline, citrus-driven, stony, from the boutique 2021-founded cellar at Fira Kontochori.
Cuvées
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Savoury
Antoniou PDO Santorini Assyrtiko: classic stony saline expression from the multi-level rock-cut cellar at Megalochori.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Savoury · Refreshing
Small-production PDO Santorini Assyrtiko from Art Space at Exo Gonia. Classic stony saline expression.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Savoury
Older-vine PDO Santorini Assyrtiko. Saline mineral lift, citrus depth and a stony finish.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Savoury
Boutari Kallisti: the long-running Boutari Santorini Assyrtiko that helped position the appellation in export markets through the 1990s.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Savoury
Saline, mineral PDO Santorini from ungrafted Assyrtiko on volcanic soil. Citrus and white-stone-fruit aromatics with high acidity and a stony finish.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Elegant
Single-village Assyrtiko from Akrotiri on the wind-scoured southern tip. Leaner, more saline profile from the exposed cliffside vineyards.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Elegant · Refreshing
Single-village Assyrtiko from Imerovigli on the northern caldera rim. Floral lift over a stony saline core.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Savoury · Refreshing
Single-village Assyrtiko from Oia in the northern crescent of Santorini, the village around the Sigalas estate. Wild herb and salt-spray character.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Elegant · Refreshing
Single-village Assyrtiko from Pyrgos parcels on the central ridge of Santorini. Stony, saline, with classic high-acid Assyrtiko line.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Savoury
Small-batch Vassiliou PDO Santorini Assyrtiko: classic stony saline expression from a by-appointment family cellar.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Easygoing
Entry-tier Cycladic white blend from Estate Argyros, Assyrtiko-led with Aidani and Athiri. Saline, citrus-driven and quaffable.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Savoury
PDO Santorini Assyrtiko from old-vine Argyros parcels at Episkopi Gonia. Smoky stony minerality and high-acid lemon line.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Elegant
The flagship Gaia PDO Santorini Assyrtiko. High-acid lemon line, saline minerality and stony finish from Exo Gonia parcels.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Savoury
Gavalas PDO Santorini Assyrtiko: saline, citrus-driven, stony, from the five-generation family canava in Megalochori.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Savoury · Refreshing
Organic PDO Santorini from the late Haridimos Hatzidakis's Pyrgos estate. Stony, mineral and saline with the wild-herb lift of Aegean garrigue.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Savoury
Co-operative PDO Santorini bottling from fruit across the island. Saline, citrus-driven and an entry into the appellation.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Elegant
Vassaltis flagship PDO Santorini Assyrtiko: precise, saline, stony, with bright citrus drive.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Savoury
PDO Santorini Assyrtiko from the cliff-cut Venetsanos cellar at Megalochori. Saline, citrus-driven and stony.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Savoury
Volcan Wines PDO Santorini Assyrtiko: the Koutsoyannopoulos house bottling from the 1870-founded cellar at Vothonas.
Dry · Medium-bodied · Low tannin · High acidity · Refreshing · Elegant
Boutique PDO Santorini from the Akrotiri cliffs at the southern tip of the island. Lean, saline and stony from wind-scoured parcels.