No matter the concept behind each wine, the target is one and only one: to deliver fun. When that rule fails, there are no excuses to justify the result.

Tatsis brothers used to surprise us many times, but with Decennium, they pushed the boundaries even further. Ten vintages of Goumenissa (Xinomavro, Negoska) bottled together and created another perspective for the region's potential.

That wine was the least impressive of the three, not because it is a bad wine but because the other two were remarkably good. However, the ageing potential is clear.

It is very educational to observe the differences between two old vintages.

I was curious to taste this wine, and honestly, I did not expect it to be drinkable.

It is interesting to explore if and how Sauvignon Blanc is ageing and how barrels contribute to the development.

It is a fresh and entry-level Pinot Noir perfect for sunny warm days since you can drink it cool.

It is a hardcore wine and reminds me of the forgotten two-year-old barrel with the oxidized wine that none drank into my grandfather's cellar.

It is an easy-drinking wine, and its price reflects that. If one likes that kind of wine style, then it is perfect for house wine.

It is a palatable wine, classic of those South France red blends that offer pleasure at a regular price. Ideal for the daily table, especially if you fancy this wine style.

Usually, this wine has excellent value for money, and the winery is one of the largest producers in Greece.

An easy-drinking yet quality made Pinot Noir is a pleasant offer for the daily table, even for hot summer days.

Tatsis brothers are pioneers in the natural wine sector with many excellent examples in their portfolio include some cases with a strong value for money benefit.

It is not a very good example of what Santorini can do or can be.

Baron Philippe de Rothschild Mouton Cadet is the biggest-selling Bordeaux brand in the world.

I am a big fan of this great red wine because even if it has some differences between the vintages, it never disappoints.

Different style of rose that obviously is out of the current trends but very close to Greek flavours.

Alexis de Benoist, of the Domaine Viticole Alexis de Benoist 2B2G-VINEYARDS, originates from the Champagne region.

The wine-growing history of Maison Trimbach goes back to 1626.

Dela's family has been involved in the production of wine in the Rhône Valley since 1835.