What does Assyrtiko from 120-year-old vines in Santorini’s most iconic vineyards taste like? With Santorini 34 from Artemis Karamolegos, you don’t have to imagine—you can experience it.
Named after the 34 continuous centuries of viticulture on the island, Santorini 34 honors the enduring history of this unique terroir. Grapes are hand-harvested from exceptional old vines in Pyrgos, Exo Gonia, Fira, Akrotiri, and Megalochori.
The wine is aged for 9 months on its fine lees, gaining a rounded, slightly creamy texture that contrasts its bright, electric acidity. Just 10% sees five months in third-use oak, adding a whisper of depth without overshadowing the varietal purity.
Structured and age-worthy, it’s a wine with both power and grace—built to last for more than a decade.